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Looking at Mars With the Right Kind of Eyes

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Looking at Mars With the Right Kind of Eyes

Geralyn Miller and Robert Groulx February 28, 2020

CCD, CMOS, digital imaging, Engineering, innovation, NASA, science, space imaging, vision systems

Super resolution microscopy

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Super resolution microscopy

Matt Kose-Dunn February 12, 2020

advanced imaging, fluorescence, image processing, medical imaging, Microscopy, spinning disk confocal microscopy

Future Tech Review #9: Mixes, Remixes, and New Robotic Drops

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Future Tech Review #9: Mixes, Remixes, and New Robotic Drops

Geralyn Miller January 31, 2020

artificial intelligence, cancer, deep learning, delorean, Future Tech Review, machine learning, medical imaging, robots, rover, space exploration

Inspecting Paper Rolls with Ingenuity

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Inspecting Paper Rolls with Ingenuity

Sumona Datta September 30, 2019

advanced imaging, CMOS, image processing, imaging, innovation, inspection, line-scan, Piranha XL, vision systems

Fantastic Resolution: Imaging Game of Thrones

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Fantastic Resolution: Imaging Game of Thrones

Sumona Datta and Kim Holland September 27, 2019

aerial imaging, geospatial, imaging, lidar, mobile scanning, point cloud, VFX

Imaging to Perfection

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Imaging to Perfection

Bruno Ménard August 30, 2019

artificial intelligence, automation, convolutional neural networks, image recognition, industrial revolution, IoT, next generation, sensors

Future Tech Review #8: Computer vision goes mainstream

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Future Tech Review #8: Computer vision goes mainstream

Geralyn Miller August 9, 2019

Apollo 11, artificial intelli, artificial intelligence, AutoML, cancer, CNN, convolutional neural networks, Future Tech Review, iphone, Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera, machine learning, machine vision, medical imaging, NASA, RNN

To Hack or Not To Hack – That is the Question

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To Hack or Not To Hack – That is the Question

Kim Holland June 28, 2019

development, geospatial, hackathon, hydrography, image processing, imaging, mapping, software, system integration, technology, virtual reality, vision systems

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