Complex materials research is much easier to grasp when you can interact with the underlying math 🧶 From a 2026 study on knitted textile mechanics, Gemini 4 Carbon built an interactive 3D visualizer in @Antigravity tracking 110 individual fibers under tension.

Nov 10, 2026 · 10:15 PM UTC

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Check out the source study: goo.gle/4Amvipc Learn more ↓ goo.gle/4ziNHT7
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knitting physics before a free tier. love the priorities
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knitting physics before a free tier. love the priorities
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This is my favourite kind of Al demo: turning a dense study into something you can spin around and actually see. More science papers should come with one of these.
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110 individual fibers and not one of them explains why my wool sweater pills after two washes
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enough of this nonsense. tell a small business doing knitting or PCB to use this, tokens in, revenue out. all the rest are just AI porn.
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Any Ai worst than @GeminiApp Name it Gem rubbish, Ai usage crap, Ai models slow and substandard,policies complete anti consumer, cloud services not available, deep research generic and ends on mind/cognitive behaviour I can bet so scam, new models available? no waste of money.
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I’d have understood tension a lot sooner if my math homework came with yarn I could tug.
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theres something so satisfying about seeing the math actually move instead of just staring at equations on a page. like yeah this is how i finally get it
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A natureza já desenhou isso nas fibras de coqueiro, tronco de mamão etc isso é incrivel pois só raciocinar o que quer e disponibilizar as características de padrões em q a propia natureza já criou e aplicar o conseito a formula física ao que realmente se quer ou para onde o material vai ser usado etc.
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cool
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수학적작업을 제일 잘하죠
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终于不是扔给我一堆公式，然后说“这很直观”了。
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looks cool but 9 times out of 10 real world will act differently
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Watching 110 fibers take tension is what makes this more than a pretty model. You can finally see where the fabric would actually give.
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🔥🫂
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110 fibers. Did physics match the paper? 👀
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Proper perspective check. I use coding agents to build a web app; here's the same idea making textile physics interactive.
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Following a single fiber as the fabric stretches sounds deeply satisfying 🩷
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This is a fantastic application of AI for material science visualization.
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Carbon is pitched as spending more tokens than Argon on verification loops. Did it check the 110-fiber model against the study's measured data, or mainly build the visualizer?
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110 fibers under tension and I'd still wear a hole in the elbow in a month
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That sounds like a super cool way to learn! Visualizing math makes everything click.
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Well
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great
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Interesting findings—thanks for the sources!
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I love this so much
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A knit stretches when you pull it, but which loops take the strain first? Being able to follow one fiber through its neighbors makes that a much more interesting question.
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Tracking 110 fibres under tension turns a dry materials paper into something you can actually play with.
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110 sợi mà stress test từng sợi thì render chắc nặng lắm
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This is where AI gets really exciting! Turning complex research into something interactive and easy to understand
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Give Gemini To Pro Uer, You Idiot
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A worst company on planet with zero policy. All policies are related to spying. People are I guess paying only to get spied on? As of today it’s by far the worst company. Carbon is given to who? Ultra users only. Shame on you.
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Interactive visualizers are a good test for scientific explainers. I'd want to know how the 110-fiber simulation was checked against physical measurements, not just whether it looks right. Is the model validated anywhere public?
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I pay for Gemini AI Pro, mostly for images, so this kind of 3D visualizer is exactly what I'd want to try
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