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How the Roman Space Telescope will Change our View of the Universe

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How the Roman Space Telescope will Change our View of the Universe

Possibility Editorial October 31, 2022

James Webb Space Telescope, JWST, Nancy Grace Roman, NASA, Roman Space Telescope, satellite, science, space imaging, vision systems

ESG: Enabling A Better Future with Technology

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ESG: Enabling A Better Future with Technology

Possibility Editorial July 11, 2022

advanced imaging, aerospace, environment, imaging, infrared, infrared vision, lidar, medical imaging, multispectral imaging, NASA, satellite, Satellite imaging, science, space imaging, vision systems

Tracking space junk to preserve the future of spaceflight

Science | Tech Trends

Tracking space junk to preserve the future of spaceflight

Possibility Editorial June 28, 2022

advanced imaging, aerospace, digital imaging, NASA, satellite, space imaging, vision systems

Emergency Excavation: Underground 3D Scanning in the Himalayas

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Emergency Excavation: Underground 3D Scanning in the Himalayas

Sajid Mukhtar June 23, 2022

3D modelling, dams, laser imaging, laser scanning, teledyne optech, vision systems

What is Voltage Imaging?

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What is Voltage Imaging?

Matthew Köse-Dunn, Teledyne Photometrics May 30, 2022

advanced imaging, life sciences, medical imaging, scientific imaging, Teledyne Photometrics, vision systems

Lock And Load: Shotgun Metagenomics and SARS-CoV-2

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Lock And Load: Shotgun Metagenomics and SARS-CoV-2

Possibility Editorial December 29, 2021

advanced imaging, automated optical inspection, CoVID, Covid-19, genomics, machine vision, medical imaging, Sar-CoV-2, vision systems

Two New Missions to Unlock the Secrets of Jupiter’s Largest Moons

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Two New Missions to Unlock the Secrets of Jupiter’s Largest Moons

Possibility Editorial December 17, 2021

Callisto, digital imaging, Europa, Ganymede, image processing, Io, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, JPL, Jupiter, multispectral imaging, NASA, satellite, science, Teledyne e2v, vision systems

Imaging Venus, Our Solar System’s “Lost Habitable World”

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Imaging Venus, Our Solar System’s “Lost Habitable World”

Possibility Editorial September 7, 2021

hyperspectral imaging, image processing, infrared vision, NASA, space exploration, space imaging, vision systems

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