XM6 armament subsystem fitted to an UH-1B Huey gunship featuring two M60Cs on each side slaved to a cockpit sight4yr ⋅ jacksmachiningreveng ⋅ r/mechanical_gifs
Tired of locks? Here is a long gif explaining master keyed locks with transparent models6yr ⋅ theodoregray ⋅ r/mechanical_gifs
A 'Starr-Edwards' Mitral Heart Valve In Acto In Situ [498×498]4yr ⋅ PerryPattySusiana ⋅ r/mechanical_gifs
Salto-1P is a small monopedal jumping robot capable of continuous high-power hopping6yr ⋅ Mass1m01973 ⋅ r/mechanical_gifs
What is known as a 'nutating disc' flowmeter ... but I'm wondering whether 'precessing disc' might not be more the accurate designation.4yr ⋅ PerryPattySusiana ⋅ r/mechanical_gifs
This soft gripper developed at MIT is based on an origami “magic-ball”. It can lift a large variety of objects, including delicate foods, heavy bottles, and other miscellaneous items8mo ⋅ boddilu ⋅ r/mechanical_gifs
Illustration of how to drive a harmonic oscillator to destruction3yr ⋅ StreetCounter2 ⋅ r/mechanical_gifs
3D printing the perfect square of chocolate on to a slice of bread5yr ⋅ BirdsCanFlyWhyCantI ⋅ r/mechanical_gifs
Moncrieff or disappearing type gun carriage uses recoil to conceal the weapon after firing5yr ⋅ jacksmachiningreveng ⋅ r/mechanical_gifs
Omnigraph used to teach the Morse code to new telegraph and radio operators6yr ⋅ aloofloofah ⋅ r/mechanical_gifs
Wow didn’t know that this exist . A magnetic drill. The torque to the screws comes with the magnetic force5yr ⋅ bebesiege ⋅ r/mechanical_gifs
The SwissTech Convention Center is a conference centre on the campus of the Ecole polytechnique federale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland. It has a multipurpose hall with a stunning rotation transformation seats5yr ⋅ Mass1m01973 ⋅ r/mechanical_gifs
Giant granite wheels used to grind olives (and pits) to press oil4yr ⋅ aloofloofah ⋅ r/mechanical_gifs
Independent Cupola on the British Conqueror tank that allowed the commander to seek out targets for the gunner3yr ⋅ jacksmachiningreveng ⋅ r/mechanical_gifs
In 2017 authorities discovered a cocaine packing machine in the Jardim Avelino neighborhood of San Paulo, Brazil. The machine had a flow-through technology used by the food-service industry and was capable of producing 150,000 bags a day3yr ⋅ MicroSofty88 ⋅ r/mechanical_gifs
