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About Michael Martine

Michael is a co-founder and co-host of Games at Work as well as a dad, Tar Heel, sousaphone player and martial artist whose interests include quantum physics, neuroscience, philosophy, music, LEGO, patenting and game technology used for business.

Episode 320 — Artificial Oblique Hums

By Michael Martine | May 17, 2021 - 06:29 |May 16, 2021 Podcast

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Space, the current frontier, AirTags, AI convolutional networks improving game photorealism, explosive hypersonic propulsion, the Infinite Improbability Drive and a bevy of games. Continue reading →

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Tagged ai, AirTag, apple, artificial intelligence, BGG, board game geek, board games, Carcassonne, Cityscapes, convolutional network, COVID, COVID-19, D&D, dataset, Demeo, detonation, Dungeons & Dragons, game, gameplay, games, Germany, Grand Theft Auto, GTA V, Hassan Abu AlHaija, HHG, hitchhikers, hum, hypersonic, hypersonic detonation engine, Infinite Improbability Drive, Intel, Mach 17, machine learning, ml, nasa, oblique wave, oculus, podcast, pong, space, Star Trek, Star Trek Legends, Star Trek Voyager, Stephan R. Richter, The Expanse, UCF, vacuum, virtual reality, Vladlen Koltun, Voyager, Voyager 1, Voyager 2, vr, Wizards of the Coast

Episode 319 — Tracking Vinyl Discs

By Michael Martine | May 10, 2021 - 06:22 |May 9, 2021 Podcast

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Digitizing vinyl, early VR & AR from UNC, Matrix-esque open world generation, App and AirTag tracking, Starship landing success, Loki & Boba Fett on the silver screen. Continue reading →

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Tagged 78 R.P.M., ai, AirTag, App Tracking Transparency, apple, apple watch, ar, artificial intelligence, AT&T, augmented Reality, backup, Boba Fett, canon, computer science, COVID, COVID-19, data, default, developer menu, digitization, digitize, drill, forensics, GDPR, generation, Glorious Purpose, hidden, history, hole, ifixit, inference, Internet Archive, key ring, landed, landing, Lego, Linux Format, Loki, marvel, Matrix, oculus, Oculus Home, open world, opt-in, opt-out, Patent, Playstation, podcast, raspberry pi, records, research, rip, sensor, sony, SpaceX, star wars, Starship, Tom Hiddleston, UNC, vehicle, vinyl, virtual burglars, virtual reality, virtual world, virtual world generation, vr, wallet

Episode 318 — Virtually Floating

By Michael Martine | May 3, 2021 - 06:28 |May 3, 2021 Podcast

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Digital humans & deep fakes to personalize movies, a floating chair, importance of OS patches, security and backup. Continue reading →

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Tagged altered states, App Tracking Transparency, apple, ar, AT&T, augmented Reality, backup, calculator, controller, COVID, COVID-19, Darth Vader, Dave Nanian, deep fakes, epred, epredator, facebook, floating, floating chair, Ian Hughes, iOS, ipad pro, MAC, macOS, Magic Keyboard, movie, OS updates, pdf, Pee-wee, Pee-wee Herman, personalize, podcast, security, Shirt Pocket, star wars, SuperDuper, tracking, updates, wristband

Episode 317 — Tags to the Future

By Michael Martine | April 26, 2021 - 06:35 |April 25, 2021 Podcast

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Impact of video calls, macOS on iPad, AirTags much more than finding things, terrestrial and extraterrestrial bots and their LEGO models, Ted Lasso Continue reading →

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Tagged AirTags, ANYbotics, ANYmal, apple, ar, augmented Reality, Boston Dynamics, bot, brain, build, COVID, COVID-19, droid, emeeting, extraterrestrial, fight or flight, Find My, first flight, fly, helicopter, Ingenuity, ipad pro, iPadOS, Lego, Lucasfilm, macOS, mars, MarsHelicopter, May the Force, May the Fourth, nasa, Obisanya, podcast, Precision Finding, R2-D2, Richmond, Richmond FC, robot, skype, Spring Loaded, star wars, Teams, Ted Lasso, terrestrial, U1 chip, video call, walk, WebEx, Zoom

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