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technology1 month ago•4 min saved

Sony Unveils RM-DP7 and RM-DP5 Cinema Line Monitors for FX-Series Workflows

Sony unveils the RM-DP7 (7") and RM-DP5 (5") Cinema Line monitors for FX5/FX3/FX2/FX30 with up to 2000 cd/m² brightness, touchscreen, LUT support, and precise color; they support wired and wireless camera control via HDMI/SDI, USB-C, and Ethernet, and can pair with third‑party transmitters (Hollyland Pyro Ultra, upcoming Teradek). The DP7 adds 12G‑SDI I/O while the DP5 does not. Built‑in Wi‑Fi, focus/zoom assist, multiple power options, and rugged aluminum bodies. Availability January 2027 with prices $3,099 (DP7) and $2,299 (DP5). FX6/BURANO support planned for H2 2027; VENICE not indicated.

via Newsshooter|

#cinema-line #fx-series #monitors

diy-electronics2 years ago•1 min saved

"Wireless Target Lifting Mechanism Revolutionizes Operations"

A DIY enthusiast modified a military target holding mechanism by adding a ruggedized remote control unit to operate it wirelessly, allowing for dropping or raising the target from several hundred feet away. The original vibration switches still work, enabling the target to drop when shot, and the creator plans to outfit the mechanism with a cardboard cutout figure for display at a Vintage Computer Festival event.

via Hackaday|

#diy-electronics #firearm-training #remote-control

science-and-technology3 years ago•0 min saved

"Revolutionary Crystal Arrays: Harnessing Light for Wireless Energy and Battery Replacement"

Researchers at CU Boulder have created a photomechanical material that can convert light energy into mechanical work, potentially revolutionizing industries such as robotics, aerospace, and biomedical devices. This material eliminates the need for batteries or complex electrical systems, offering energy efficiency and wireless control.

via Interesting Engineering|

#biomedical-devices #energy-efficiency #photomechanical-material