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  1. Cleaning up the studio before the summer break and re-encountering this intriguing analog computing setup that came with something else I was interested in. It comes from a Dutch engineering lab, but the previous owner did not know what it was or what it was used for.

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    #analogcomputing #PhilbrickResearches #SystemsThatMatter

  2. Cleaning up the studio before the summer break and re-encountering this intriguing analog computing setup that came with something else I was interested in. It comes from a Dutch engineering lab, but the previous owner did not know what it was or what it was used for.

    1/2

    #analogcomputing #PhilbrickResearches #SystemsThatMatter

  3. Cleaning up the studio before the summer break and re-encountering this intriguing analog computing setup that came with something else I was interested in. It comes from a Dutch engineering lab, but the previous owner did not know what it was or what it was used for.

    1/2

    #analogcomputing #PhilbrickResearches #SystemsThatMatter

  4. Cleaning up the studio before the summer break and re-encountering this intriguing analog computing setup that came with something else I was interested in. It comes from a Dutch engineering lab, but the previous owner did not know what it was or what it was used for.

    1/2

    #analogcomputing #PhilbrickResearches #SystemsThatMatter

  5. A little old but still funny I think. As the saying goes, the best computer is the one you have in your pocket.
    #analogcomputing

  6. A little old but still funny I think. As the saying goes, the best computer is the one you have in your pocket.
    #analogcomputing

  7. A little old but still funny I think. As the saying goes, the best computer is the one you have in your pocket.
    #analogcomputing

  8. A little old but still funny I think. As the saying goes, the best computer is the one you have in your pocket.
    #analogcomputing

  9. A little old but still funny I think. As the saying goes, the best computer is the one you have in your pocket.
    #analogcomputing

  10. Very nice to (literally) dust off, reconfigure and restart patching some of the high-bandwidth analog computing modules I built between 2015 and 2020. Nice as well to be using them for something else entirely.

    #79 #OtherSemiconductors #analogcomputing #analogelectronics #SystemsThatMatter

  11. Very nice to (literally) dust off, reconfigure and restart patching some of the high-bandwidth analog computing modules I built between 2015 and 2020. Nice as well to be using them for something else entirely.

    #79 #OtherSemiconductors #analogcomputing #analogelectronics #SystemsThatMatter

  12. Very nice to (literally) dust off, reconfigure and restart patching some of the high-bandwidth analog computing modules I built between 2015 and 2020. Nice as well to be using them for something else entirely.

    #79 #OtherSemiconductors #analogcomputing #analogelectronics #SystemsThatMatter

  13. Very nice to (literally) dust off, reconfigure and restart patching some of the high-bandwidth analog computing modules I built between 2015 and 2020. Nice as well to be using them for something else entirely.

    #79 #OtherSemiconductors #analogcomputing #analogelectronics #SystemsThatMatter

  14. Very nice to (literally) dust off, reconfigure and restart patching some of the high-bandwidth analog computing modules I built between 2015 and 2020. Nice as well to be using them for something else entirely.

    #79 #OtherSemiconductors #analogcomputing #analogelectronics #SystemsThatMatter

  15. On the first weekend of May I will be back in Munich at the #VCFe. There I have an exhibition on #AnalogComputing (with a #THAT and a Leybold analog computer, using a modified #Vectrex and an HP XY #plotter as output devices) and I will give a lecture on "Unconventional Computing" (in which the analog computers also play a role).

    vcfe.org/D/Vortraege.html#18
    vcfe.org/D/Ausstellung.html#20

  16. On the first weekend of May I will be back in Munich at the #VCFe. There I have an exhibition on #AnalogComputing (with a #THAT and a Leybold analog computer, using a modified #Vectrex and an HP XY #plotter as output devices) and I will give a lecture on "Unconventional Computing" (in which the analog computers also play a role).

    vcfe.org/D/Vortraege.html#18
    vcfe.org/D/Ausstellung.html#20

  17. On the first weekend of May I will be back in Munich at the #VCFe. There I have an exhibition on #AnalogComputing (with a #THAT and a Leybold analog computer, using a modified #Vectrex and an HP XY #plotter as output devices) and I will give a lecture on "Unconventional Computing" (in which the analog computers also play a role).

    vcfe.org/D/Vortraege.html#18
    vcfe.org/D/Ausstellung.html#20

  18. On the first weekend of May I will be back in Munich at the #VCFe. There I have an exhibition on #AnalogComputing (with a #THAT and a Leybold analog computer, using a modified #Vectrex and an HP XY #plotter as output devices) and I will give a lecture on "Unconventional Computing" (in which the analog computers also play a role).

    vcfe.org/D/Vortraege.html#18
    vcfe.org/D/Ausstellung.html#20

  19. On the first weekend of May I will be back in Munich at the #VCFe. There I have an exhibition on #AnalogComputing (with a #THAT and a Leybold analog computer, using a modified #Vectrex and an HP XY #plotter as output devices) and I will give a lecture on "Unconventional Computing" (in which the analog computers also play a role).

    vcfe.org/D/Vortraege.html#18
    vcfe.org/D/Ausstellung.html#20

  20. A year ago I started building first prototypes of a device that would be capable of calculating #moon phases based on the historical Metonic cycle. The result was „Meton“, a 3D-printed lunar phase calculator. So if you need an #opendata moon machine, go ahead.

    thomasweibel.ch/?post=rechner-

    Or build it yourself, from oak and steel.

    #astronomy #astrophysics #mathematics #antiquity #history #3dprint #mechanics #moonphase #openglam #digitalhumanities #diy #analogcomputing

  21. A year ago I started building first prototypes of a device that would be capable of calculating #moon phases based on the historical Metonic cycle. The result was „Meton“, a 3D-printed lunar phase calculator. So if you need an #opendata moon machine, go ahead.

    thomasweibel.ch/?post=rechner-

    Or build it yourself, from oak and steel.

    #astronomy #astrophysics #mathematics #antiquity #history #3dprint #mechanics #moonphase #openglam #digitalhumanities #diy #analogcomputing

  22. A year ago I started building first prototypes of a device that would be capable of calculating #moon phases based on the historical Metonic cycle. The result was „Meton“, a 3D-printed lunar phase calculator. So if you need an #opendata moon machine, go ahead.

    thomasweibel.ch/?post=rechner-

    Or build it yourself, from oak and steel.

    #astronomy #astrophysics #mathematics #antiquity #history #3dprint #mechanics #moonphase #openglam #digitalhumanities #diy #analogcomputing

  23. A year ago I started building first prototypes of a device that would be capable of calculating #moon phases based on the historical Metonic cycle. The result was „Meton“, a 3D-printed lunar phase calculator. So if you need an #opendata moon machine, go ahead.

    thomasweibel.ch/?post=rechner-

    Or build it yourself, from oak and steel.

    #astronomy #astrophysics #mathematics #antiquity #history #3dprint #mechanics #moonphase #openglam #digitalhumanities #diy #analogcomputing

  24. A year ago I started building first prototypes of a device that would be capable of calculating #moon phases based on the historical Metonic cycle. The result was „Meton“, a 3D-printed lunar phase calculator. So if you need an #opendata moon machine, go ahead.

    thomasweibel.ch/?post=rechner-

    Or build it yourself, from oak and steel.

    #astronomy #astrophysics #mathematics #antiquity #history #3dprint #mechanics #moonphase #openglam #digitalhumanities #diy #analogcomputing

  25. Ich habe mal aufgeschrieben, wie ich das gemacht habe, dass ich in #VSCode meine #gnuplot Datei gleich rechts daneben (quasi) live aktualisiert sehe, nach Änderungen … 🤖 #blog #bloggen #blogging #analogcomputing
    blog.metawops.de/tools/gnuplot

  26. Ich habe mal aufgeschrieben, wie ich das gemacht habe, dass ich in #VSCode meine #gnuplot Datei gleich rechts daneben (quasi) live aktualisiert sehe, nach Änderungen … 🤖 #blog #bloggen #blogging #analogcomputing
    blog.metawops.de/tools/gnuplot

  27. Ich habe mal aufgeschrieben, wie ich das gemacht habe, dass ich in #VSCode meine #gnuplot Datei gleich rechts daneben (quasi) live aktualisiert sehe, nach Änderungen … 🤖 #blog #bloggen #blogging #analogcomputing
    blog.metawops.de/tools/gnuplot

  28. Ich habe mal aufgeschrieben, wie ich das gemacht habe, dass ich in #VSCode meine #gnuplot Datei gleich rechts daneben (quasi) live aktualisiert sehe, nach Änderungen … 🤖 #blog #bloggen #blogging #analogcomputing
    blog.metawops.de/tools/gnuplot

  29. Ich habe mal aufgeschrieben, wie ich das gemacht habe, dass ich in #VSCode meine #gnuplot Datei gleich rechts daneben (quasi) live aktualisiert sehe, nach Änderungen … 🤖 #blog #bloggen #blogging #analogcomputing
    blog.metawops.de/tools/gnuplot

  30. @giacomoi @albertcardona @RuthMalan

    I am hoping to see lots more practical developments along the lines of: This physical phenomenon does something (by virtue of being itself) that is isomorphic to some computation. How do we couple it to the environment so that the naturally occurring computation corresponds to something we care about?

    To be honest, I am a little surprised that there haven't been more attempts at modern analog computers. This paper by Jaeger et al gives some clue as to the potential for extracting computational services from physic: arxiv.org/abs/2307.15408

    I suspect that one contributor to the lack of progress on modern analog computing is the difficulty of mapping from the user's problem of interest to the computation offered by the physical substrate. In the AOC case you need to map the user's problem to a fix-point problem (because that's all the hardware can solve). This paper by Kleyko et al deals with that issue by proposing that Vector Symbolic Architectures could be used as an intermediate abstraction between the user's problem and a wide range of nonstandard computational hardware: arxiv.org/abs/2106.05268

    #neuromorphic #AnalogComputing #VectorSymbolicArchitectures #VSA #HyperdimensionalComputing #HDC

  31. @giacomoi @albertcardona @RuthMalan

    I am hoping to see lots more practical developments along the lines of: This physical phenomenon does something (by virtue of being itself) that is isomorphic to some computation. How do we couple it to the environment so that the naturally occurring computation corresponds to something we care about?

    To be honest, I am a little surprised that there haven't been more attempts at modern analog computers. This paper by Jaeger et al gives some clue as to the potential for extracting computational services from physic: arxiv.org/abs/2307.15408

    I suspect that one contributor to the lack of progress on modern analog computing is the difficulty of mapping from the user's problem of interest to the computation offered by the physical substrate. In the AOC case you need to map the user's problem to a fix-point problem (because that's all the hardware can solve). This paper by Kleyko et al deals with that issue by proposing that Vector Symbolic Architectures could be used as an intermediate abstraction between the user's problem and a wide range of nonstandard computational hardware: arxiv.org/abs/2106.05268

    #neuromorphic #AnalogComputing #VectorSymbolicArchitectures #VSA #HyperdimensionalComputing #HDC

  32. @giacomoi @albertcardona @RuthMalan

    I am hoping to see lots more practical developments along the lines of: This physical phenomenon does something (by virtue of being itself) that is isomorphic to some computation. How do we couple it to the environment so that the naturally occurring computation corresponds to something we care about?

    To be honest, I am a little surprised that there haven't been more attempts at modern analog computers. This paper by Jaeger et al gives some clue as to the potential for extracting computational services from physic: arxiv.org/abs/2307.15408

    I suspect that one contributor to the lack of progress on modern analog computing is the difficulty of mapping from the user's problem of interest to the computation offered by the physical substrate. In the AOC case you need to map the user's problem to a fix-point problem (because that's all the hardware can solve). This paper by Kleyko et al deals with that issue by proposing that Vector Symbolic Architectures could be used as an intermediate abstraction between the user's problem and a wide range of nonstandard computational hardware: arxiv.org/abs/2106.05268

    #neuromorphic #AnalogComputing #VectorSymbolicArchitectures #VSA #HyperdimensionalComputing #HDC

  33. @giacomoi @albertcardona @RuthMalan

    I am hoping to see lots more practical developments along the lines of: This physical phenomenon does something (by virtue of being itself) that is isomorphic to some computation. How do we couple it to the environment so that the naturally occurring computation corresponds to something we care about?

    To be honest, I am a little surprised that there haven't been more attempts at modern analog computers. This paper by Jaeger et al gives some clue as to the potential for extracting computational services from physic: arxiv.org/abs/2307.15408

    I suspect that one contributor to the lack of progress on modern analog computing is the difficulty of mapping from the user's problem of interest to the computation offered by the physical substrate. In the AOC case you need to map the user's problem to a fix-point problem (because that's all the hardware can solve). This paper by Kleyko et al deals with that issue by proposing that Vector Symbolic Architectures could be used as an intermediate abstraction between the user's problem and a wide range of nonstandard computational hardware: arxiv.org/abs/2106.05268

    #neuromorphic #AnalogComputing #VectorSymbolicArchitectures #VSA #HyperdimensionalComputing #HDC

  34. @giacomoi @albertcardona @RuthMalan

    I am hoping to see lots more practical developments along the lines of: This physical phenomenon does something (by virtue of being itself) that is isomorphic to some computation. How do we couple it to the environment so that the naturally occurring computation corresponds to something we care about?

    To be honest, I am a little surprised that there haven't been more attempts at modern analog computers. This paper by Jaeger et al gives some clue as to the potential for extracting computational services from physic: arxiv.org/abs/2307.15408

    I suspect that one contributor to the lack of progress on modern analog computing is the difficulty of mapping from the user's problem of interest to the computation offered by the physical substrate. In the AOC case you need to map the user's problem to a fix-point problem (because that's all the hardware can solve). This paper by Kleyko et al deals with that issue by proposing that Vector Symbolic Architectures could be used as an intermediate abstraction between the user's problem and a wide range of nonstandard computational hardware: arxiv.org/abs/2106.05268

    #neuromorphic #AnalogComputing #VectorSymbolicArchitectures #VSA #HyperdimensionalComputing #HDC

  35. I'm not really looking for analogue computers anymore but I could not resist this small one: a gorgeous Philbrick Researches RP-F manifold from around 1966. I have not yet checked if it is still operational...

    #AnalogComputing #PhilbrickResearches #SystemsThatMatter

  36. I'm not really looking for analogue computers anymore but I could not resist this small one: a gorgeous Philbrick Researches RP-F manifold from around 1966. I have not yet checked if it is still operational...

    #AnalogComputing #PhilbrickResearches #SystemsThatMatter

  37. I'm not really looking for analogue computers anymore but I could not resist this small one: a gorgeous Philbrick Researches RP-F manifold from around 1966. I have not yet checked if it is still operational...

    #AnalogComputing #PhilbrickResearches #SystemsThatMatter

  38. I'm not really looking for analogue computers anymore but I could not resist this small one: a gorgeous Philbrick Researches RP-F manifold from around 1966. I have not yet checked if it is still operational...

    #AnalogComputing #PhilbrickResearches #SystemsThatMatter