Da Vinci Assembly
Mesin-mesin Leonardo dari lembar kodeks asli, satu bagian hilang · pilih bagian yang melengkapi mesinnya
About Da Vinci Assembly
Da Vinci Assembly shows one of Leonardo’s machines · the aerial screw, the self-propelled cart, the giant crossbow, the ornithopter, the revolving bridge · redrawn as simplified line art from the actual notebook folio, with exactly one part removed. Pick the detached piece that completes the machine.
Every machine cites its real manuscript source (for example the aerial screw on folio 83v of Manuscript B, c. 1489, or the giant crossbow on folio 149r of the Codex Atlanticus), and the reveal after each answer shows that citation · a little Renaissance engineering with every round.
Every round is generated deterministically from a seed. Runs entirely in your browser and works offline as a Progressive Web App.
FAQ
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Are these Leonardo’s real designs?
Yes · each machine is redrawn from a documented notebook folio (Manuscript B at the Institut de France and the Codex Atlanticus at the Biblioteca Ambrosiana), and every round’s reveal cites the folio. The figures are simplified re-drawings, not reproductions of the originals. -
How do I pick the right piece?
The missing part is shown as a dashed outline. Compare its shape and position in the machine with the detached piece options · canopy, mast, gear, wing, winch · and tap the one that fits. -
What does this train?
Mechanical intuition and part-whole reasoning · seeing how a machine decomposes into its working parts · plus real history: you learn which invention lives on which folio.