Mark Rober shows an automatic bullseye dartboard that tracks a thrown dart with motion capture and moves in real time so it always hits the center. He spent over three years on the project.
Why Hacker News points people here: HN calls it a great, impressive engineering project involving real-time trajectory calculation.
“Another great video is his automatic bulls eye dartboard [2].”HN comment, 2017
“Another great video is his automatic bulls eye dartboard [2].”
Mark Rober's automatic bullseye dartboard.
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The actual video is by Mark Rober and man you gotta check out his YouTube channel [1]. I've been in a technical slump here recently and watching his videos totally re-energized me. He reminded me how great it feels to explore, build, and solve problems. Another great video is his automatic bulls eye dartboard [2]. [1] link [2] this video
Strongly recommendsanonuDec 2018
“even more impressive than this glitter machine IMHO”
Dartboard project calculating projectile trajectory in realtime.
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This is an an awesome project... the kinda stuff I wish I had more time to hack away at... In the video he mentions his automatic bullseye dartboard project... even more impressive than this glitter machine IMHO: this video Calculating a projectile's trajectory in realtime.... wouldn't even know where to start. EDIT: dartboard code from that youtube link: link
Cites itJshWrightApr 2020
“a dart board that does the same this as this backboard, but with active compensation”
Dartboard with active compensation, related to the backboard.
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Mark Rober (who is linked elsewhere in this thread for a dart board that does the same this as this backboard, but with active compensation) also did a video on how carnival games are rigged. Dart Board: this video Rigged Carnival Games: link (Bonus, in the theme of sports equipment that wins for you) Auto bowling ball: link