Volume 14, Issue 12

During the last few years, many methods have been developed to build a realistic 3-D model of a physical object, including 2-D/3-D lasers, scanners, projectors, and cameras.

In pathology, accurate focusing is a critical challenge of whole-slide imaging, primarily because of inherent tissue topology variability.

The 20th Century saw a staggeringly large number of advances in technology. In fact, the US National Academy of Engineering recently compiled a list of twenty of the greatest ...

With hopes of a faster than 800-Mbit/s FireWire interface waning, camera vendors wishing to support the latest high-speed CCD and CMOS imagers are moving to Gigabit Ethernet at...

Although current US Department of Agriculture (USDA) voluntary regulations require humans to grade samples of eggs, the increased volume of egg processing and packaging plants...

The SkiaGraph10 EV, a very large area (VLA) digital CMOS x-ray camera, supports x-ray energies up to 160 kVp.

Age-related macular degeneration and retinitis pigmentosa are two of the major causes of loss of eyesight, leaving patients with difficulty reading, sewing, or discerning faces...

Machine-vision systems have primarily been used in industrial automation systems, but the advent of rugged, low-cost sensors, CPUs, and pneumatic actuators is broadening their...

For 3500 years, ancient Mesopotamian scribes pressed reed styluses into damp clay and generated millions of texts in various Ancient Near East languages.