From a plane crash victim whose legs no longer function to a paralyzed Humboldt Broncos survivor — how supermachinery is ...
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Why thermal cameras are coming to consumer smartphones
Thermal cameras are gradually finding their way into consumer smartphones, ushering in a myriad of practical and innovative applications. This shift in technology comes with several potential ...
A shaft seal ring (WDR) seals the oil-lubricated gearbox against the electric drive motor. As this WDR is installed in an axle housing, a failure would not be recognised. The motor compartment would ...
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Ancient 4th-century pinhole concept reimagined in lens-free infrared camera design
A laser-driven “optical pinhole” unlocks distortion-free mid-infrared imaging for night vision and environmental monitoring.
Researchers have used the centuries-old idea of pinhole imaging to create a high-performance mid-infrared imaging system ...
Back in 1991, I was in New Delhi visiting the iconic Lotus Temple (Bahá’íHouse of Worship). The temple’s breathtaking ...
Abstract: Few-shot object detection (FSOD) is a critical frontier in computer vision research. However, the task of an infrared (IR) FSOD presents significant technical challenges, primarily due to ...
The findings resolve a long-standing problem in fundamental physics. Scientists at Hiroshima University have created a practical and highly sensitive method for detecting the Unruh effect, a ...
MicroCloud Hologram Inc. (NASDAQ: HOLO), ("HOLO" or the "Company"), is a technology service provider. Because traditional ...
For the first time, scientists have used the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) to study the origins of a bizarre, record-breaking radio signal that flashed past Earth earlier this year. Tracking the ...
Missense variants in the O-GlcNAc transferase ( OGT) gene have recently been shown to segregate with a syndromic form of intellectual disability (OGT-ID), underscoring the importance of protein ...
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“I Mapped the Invisible”: An American High-School Student Stuns Scientists by Discovering 1.5 Million Lost Space Objects
In what may be one of the most unexpected breakthroughs in modern astronomy, a high school student from California has used artificial intelligence to detect over 1.5 million previously unidentified ...
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