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Comprehensive Report on Global Endoscopy Equipment Market

According to a market research report titled ‘Endoscopy Devices: Applications and Global Markets’ offered by companiesandmarkets.com, the worldwide market for endoscopy devices would surpass $33.7 billion in 2016 as it is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 6.4%.

12 Aug 2011

A Novel Motion Capture for Outdoor Environments

Scientists at Carnegie Mellon University along with the researchers at Disney Research Pittsburg are developing what is being called the next generation of motion capture animation technique. Current motion capture techniques use reference markers on the body of an actor and then infra red cameras mounted in a room to capture the movement of the actor.

9 Aug 2011

Safe and Sound Home Systems Brings Big-Screen Imaging to Florida

Safe and Sound Home Systems have declared the start of their operations in Tampa, Florida.

9 Aug 2011

OmniVision Launches CameraChip Sensor with Electronic Image Stabilization Feature

A digital imaging solutions provider, OmniVision Technologies has developed the OV8850 CameraChip sensor. It is an 8 megapixel CameraChip sensor based on OmniBSI-2 pixel architecture.

From OmniVision Technologies, Inc. 5 Aug 2011

Digital Animation of a Person’s Face as it Ages

University of Washington researchers have devised a method to capture thousands of digital photos of a person’s face and then create an animation of the face within seconds.

5 Aug 2011

Agilent and UC Davis to Collaborate on Millimeter Wave and THz Systems

Agilent Technologies Inc. (NYSE: A) and the University of California, Davis, today announced they will establish the Davis Millimeter Wave Research Center. The DMRC will focus on advancing technology in millimeter wave and THz systems for radar, imaging systems, sensors, communications and integrated passive devices found in electromagnetic metamaterials and antennae.

From Agilent Technologies, Inc. 4 Aug 2011

Olympus VS120 Virtual Slide Scanning System Digitises Slides at High Magnification

Olympus has released the latest version of its virtual slide (VS) product range, the VS120. The system can rapidly scan a slide in less than two minutes, creating a digital ‘virtual slide’ that is an exact copy of the original. This is easily created and navigated using an intuitive graphical interface.

4 Aug 2011