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Abyssal Workshop 2025
(2025) Geršl, Milan
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Zlepši zdraví
(2025) Procházka, David; Pisařovic, Ivo; Hromková, Lenka; Chromková Manea, Beatrice-Elena; Mužíková, Leona; Suchodolová, Veronika; Kratěnová, Jana; Žejglicová, Kristýna; Čeněk, Jiří; Gago, Barbora; Svozilová, Anna; Hübelová, Dana
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Semiautonomní systém optimalizace degradovaných půd hloubkovou injektáží
(2025) Staněk, Luboš; Ulrich, Radomír; Zvěřina, Ladislav
Projekt se zaměřuje na výzkum a vývoj víceúčelového stroje, který se sestává ze systému hloubkové pneumatické klakáže trhání zeminy za pomocí stlačeného vzduchu. Účelem tohoto stroje je snížit míru degradace půdy, která spočívá v jejím fyzikálním, chemickém a biologickém poškození. Tato skutečnost povede ke zhodnocení zemědělských a lesnických půd. Technologie pracuje na principu dopravování vzduchu do půdy přes zaberaněnou jehlu, ze které je čtyřmi radiálními otvory vyfukován do půdy. Aby bylo možné prokypřit co největší objem zeminy, a tím zvětšit její zasakovací kapacitu, je možné jehlu zaberanit až do hloubky 1,5 m. Zásadním aspektem řešením tohoto stroje je možnost zapravit jehlu až pod úroveň hluboce a extrémně zhutnělého podorničí. V každé etáži v půdě se přeruší postup beranění a do jehly, která je zahloubena do půdy, se vpustí stlačený vzduch ze vzdušníku, který je rovněž součástí tohoto stroje.
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Sapling extractor for mechanized planting
(2025) Ulrich, Radomír; Zvěřina, Ladislav; Staněk, Luboš
Plants grown by at least double transplanting, root cutting or transplanting into a packing, or a combination of these operations, with an above-ground partfrom 121 cm to 250 cm high and shaped crown. Artificial regeneration of forest stands is carried out on an area of approx. 20 thousand ha per year, in the Czech Republic. To ensure such tasks of artificial forest regeneration and afforestation, domestic forest nurseries ship to customers around 120-140 M pieces of planting materiál of forest trees. The assertion of saplings from seedling forest in maturity age stands extends the spectrum of options for introducing deciduous trees into mountain conifer stands and enables a combination of planting materiál of normál and large dimensions, where the weaknesses of one technology are secured by another technology. Especially in extreme climatic and natural conditions, their usage can achieve significantly higher survival and thus lower losses during afforestation. Most of the thick skeletal roots should be formed by the sapling only after its planting in the forest stand, which the risk of root deformations is significantly reduces.
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Digital Mythologies
(Springer New York, 2025) Rakowski, Roman; Kowalikova, Petra; Polák, Petr
This study presents a research manifesto aimed at opening a new field of inquiry: digital mythology as a form of ideological structure in the era of artificial intelligence (AI). Rather than cataloguing specific digital myths, the article serves as a prolegomenon-a call for interdisciplinary investigation into how digital technologies, algorithms, and "onlife" environments reshape cultural narratives, symbolism, and collective imagination. The text is also directed at professionals in STEM fields who may not yet be familiar with cultural theory or theories of ideology. To that end, the authors explain the foundational approaches of Barthes, Marx, Althusser, and Jameson, demonstrating their relevance for critically engaging with contemporary technological discourse. The study further distinguishes between industrial and digital mythology, highlighting the specific features of algorithmic narratives, including the role of AI in reproducing hegemonic ideologies. Particular attention is given to the myth of AI objectivity and to the question of how digital myth-making processes differ from earlier forms of ideological reality construction. The result is a conceptual framework for future research that bridges political philosophy, sociology, and media studies within the context of digital transformation and its broader social significance.