Aircraft control interfaces can be divided into stick or yoke, with the stick being more popular for flight simulators. [Akaki Kuumeri] has been designing some ingenious 3D printed adaptors for ...

The build is based around an Arduino Micro, which reads a series of potentiometers from the yoke and pedals to control pitch, roll, and yaw, A series of buttons are then added to control ancillary ...

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Monday said that the EV giant will alter parking assistance features on the Cybertruck to ensure that ...

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 introduces advancements that blur the line between virtual and real-life flight, making it a ...

Instead of a traditional steering wheel, there's a specially designed yoke, one that's intended specifically for racing. The X Gran Racer VGT concept looks stunning, especially in that electric ...

Professor Yap is interested in the fundamentals of synthesis, characterization, and applications of quantum materials and nanomaterials, including B-C-N nanostructures (carbon, boron nitride, boron ...

Four adoptable dogs with people names: Derek and Gustavo in New York ... for all dogs pictured are linked at the end of the story. (Photos courtesy of Bideawee and the Pet Placement Center ...

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(‘Deuteronomy’ 26:15) (photo credit: Israel Weiss / www.facebook.com ... and to make you high above all nations that He has made, in praise, and in name, and in glory, and that you may be a holy ...

The Pixma Pro-200 isn't the flagship of Canon's photo printers—it's limited to 13-inch-wide (supertabloid) media instead of 17-by-22-inch stock or roll paper for banners or panoramas. But its ...

Since 2004, I have worked on PCMag’s hardware team, covering at various times printers, scanners, projectors, storage, and monitors. I currently focus my testing efforts on 3D printers, pro and ...