Turning imagination into reality

[Mayatic]

Hi everyone! I played around with this AI app and made these images. It's amazing how it can turn your layout ideas into something you can actually see!

[Bernd]

Your AI app does not seem to know much about how vehicles navigate. Looks like a massive grid lock about to happen at the T-intersection in the first picture.

Bernd

[Philip]

A late welcome aboard! Was checking your recent 2024-2025 builds. Nice work.   

 
Philip 

[Jerry]

Welcome!  Great pictures thanks for sharing.

Jerry

[Jim Donovan]

Welcome and really neat photos. 

Jim

[GeorgeD]

Another toy to play with.  Great pictures.

George

[John B]

Welcome aboard.  I don't know a thing about AI and I'm too old to learn.  Question: What am I looking at?  Is there anything real about your pictures?  

[Bernd]

Here's a true statement about AI, not only for mechanics, but any other hands-on work.



Bernd

[deemery]

Here's a true statement about AI, not only for mechanics, but any other hands-on work.



Bernd

Well, as formerly mechanical systems (like automobiles) turn into electro-mechanical systems (how many computers in a Chevy Colorado?  I dunno, but I bet it's way more than 10.  This says '20 or so', not counting PCMs  https://www.coloradofans.com/threads/computer-chips.426161/).  Functionality that was formerly done with discrete systems is now being done in software driving computers.  These days, you have to plug a computer into the car to talk to the car's computers, and make sense of all the data recorded there.  So (unfortunately!) I think AI will become increasingly important in diagnosing electro-mechanical systems.  But that doesn't mean human intuition will be superseded, but we -hope- augmented by AI diagnostics. 

dave