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Visign

20 okt.

Remember this one: start with structure – to make it easy to add design on top, and to render the forms clearly! Struggling with design? We have some free resources that might help: visign.com/downloads/cate… #visigncheatsheet #mechdesign #robotarm #conceptartdesign

visignacademy's tweet image. Remember this one: start with structure – to make it easy to add design on top, and to render the forms clearly!
Struggling with design? We have some free resources that might help: visign.com/downloads/cate…
#visigncheatsheet #mechdesign #robotarm #conceptartdesign

Mustafa

@oprydai

14 okt.

too much to learn and too little time. welcome to the eternal engineer’s dilemma. every field opens ten more tabs in your brain. you wanna learn control systems → need linear algebra → need calculus → need programming → need physics → need hardware → need patience.…

oprydai's tweet image. too much to learn and too little time.
welcome to the eternal engineer’s dilemma.

every field opens ten more tabs in your brain.

you wanna learn control systems
→ need linear algebra
→ need calculus
→ need programming
→ need physics
→ need hardware
→ need patience.…

Learn Something

@cooltechtipz

5 okt.

systems thinking: how everything connects in a loop

Kartik

@code_kartik

21 sep.

Want to learn system design but don't know where to start from? Use this resource by bytebytego.

Engineering Infinity

@EngInfinityCo

27 okt.

The images illustrate the concepts of bending, tension, and compression in beams, particularly in the context of bridges or structural supports under load.

EngInfinityCo's tweet image. The images illustrate the concepts of bending, tension, and compression in beams, particularly in the context of bridges or structural supports under load.

Richard Campbell

@richcampbell

23 sep. 2022

Physical examples of control structures...

Manmeet Singh Bhatti

@manisaheb

31 okt.

🧰 Day 11 – Industrial Control Panels Behind every efficient plant is a panel that breathes intelligence. Every wire, label & logic line tells a story of precision. Tag a friend who builds these masterpieces! ⚡ #100DaysAutomation #IndustrialAutomationHub #ControlPanels

manisaheb's tweet image. 🧰 Day 11 – Industrial Control Panels
Behind every efficient plant is a panel that breathes intelligence.
Every wire, label &amp; logic line tells a story of precision.
Tag a friend who builds these masterpieces! ⚡
#100DaysAutomation #IndustrialAutomationHub #ControlPanels

Guido Appenzeller

@appenz

20 feb. 2023

1/7 Spent the week-end with ControlNet, a new approach to have precise, fine-grained control over image generation with diffusion models. It's huge step forward and will change a number of industries. Here is an example.

appenz's tweet image. 1/7 Spent the week-end with ControlNet, a new approach to have precise, fine-grained control over image generation with diffusion models. It's huge step forward and will change a number of industries. Here is an example.

Neo Kim

@systemdesignone

25 aug.

If you're just getting started with system design, learn these concepts:

Matt (MdeavorVP)

@MdeavorVP

11 u

Control #ControlRemedy #VirtualPhotography

Tom Dörr

@tom_doerr

26 feb.

System design concepts and patterns explained visually

Draw Things

@drawthingsapp

6 okt.

🕹️ Qwen Image Edit 2509 comes with built-in ControlNets. 👇🏻 Here are a few cases showing how to use them in Draw Things. 1️⃣ When the canvas is empty, and the control image is in the Moodboard:

drawthingsapp's tweet image. 🕹️ Qwen Image Edit 2509 comes with built-in ControlNets.

👇🏻 Here are a few cases showing how to use them in Draw Things.

1️⃣ When the canvas is empty, and the control image is in the Moodboard:

Tom Dörr

@tom_doerr

13 u

Curated learning paths for AI engineering

Brian Douglas

@brianbdouglas

15 aug. 2020

Latest version of my Map of Control Theory. You can download the hi-res version at engineeringmedia.com. I wanted to get this version out quickly so I didn't get to everyone's suggestions but I appreciate all of the feedback. Cheers!