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The article reports on the use of a computerized tomography (CT) scanner by a team at the University of Iowa to reveal the hidden book fragments. Topics discussed include comments from Eric Ensley, curator of rare books and maps at the University of Iowa; the processing required for the images from a CT scanner; and grants received by the University of Iowa team from the university to facilitate the research.

That's why I believe that deep inside Apple Park, there's an underlying belief that the Camera app should be as simple as possible - and that Apple should keep building hardware to make that happen. Apple is aiming for simplicity with its Camera app. IMAGINING THE PERFECT CAMERA APP This feature got me thinking about Apple's ultimate goals in designing the Camera app. [Extracted from the article]

BOTTOM LINE Most people wondering whether they should buy the iPhone 14 will be upgrading from a much older iPhone than the iPhone 13, but those same people would be wise to consider the iPhone 13 as an alternative since the iPhone 13 is still on sale. If the new camera features of the iPhone 14 are attractive to you, then you may want to consider spending a little more to get the iPhone 14 Pro, which brings a 48MP camera and a 3X telephoto lens along with all of the new iPhone 14 camera features. The Geekbench 4 battery tests indicated just under 9 hours for the iPhone 14, 9:44 for the iPhone 14 Pro, 8:11 for the iPhone 13, and 9:15 for the iPhone 13 Pro. [Extracted from the article]

The iPhone 14 Pro Max is the about same size as the 12 Pro Max, as well as the iPhone 13 Pro Max it replaces (fave.co/3xWPTlb). And the iPhone 14 Pro Max lasted 3 hours and 43 minutes longer than the iPhone 14 Pro - that's 30 percent more battery life from a battery that is 35 percent larger than the smaller iPhone 14 Pro. However, if battery life is your main reason for choosing a large iPhone, Apple does have another iPhone that has recently arrived - the iPhone 14 Plus, which according to Apple's estimates can beat the 14 Pro Max in terms of battery life. The yearly iPhone release, and indeed most smartphone releases, have gotten kind of boring: The latest model is a little faster, the camera's better, and maybe there's some stand-out gimmick that will feature in all the ads but won't really improve the way you use your phone. [Extracted from the article]

This 4K TV builds on last year's EISA Award-winning C825, with improved wide-angle viewing and anti-reflection abilities adding to an enhanced brilliance in picture performance. Primare A35.8 Designed for both the multichannel audio and hi-fi worlds, Primare's flagship 35 Series amplifier deploys eight bridgeable channels of potent, dynamic Hypex Ncore amplification, and then lets the user decide what to do with them. EISA, or the Expert Imaging and Sound Association, is an organization representing 60 of the most respected special interest publications and websites from 29 countries that cover Hi-Fi, Home Theater Video, Home Theater Audio, Photography, Mobile Devices, and In-Car Electronics. [Extracted from the article]

Only now are Mac webcams getting to be on par with the USB webcam I've used for a decade! MAC USER There was a time when Apple really cared about Macs having better video chat quality than any other computer you could buy. [Extracted from the article]

Industrial image processing is increasingly conquering areas in industry, traffic and security technology, as well as medical technology. Despite a 7% decline in sales in 2023, the industry remains optimistic. Advances in artificial intelligence enable new application areas, such as automated error and anomaly detection, as well as predictive maintenance. Acceptance of AI is growing as it enables applications that are difficult or impossible to solve with conventional methods. Companies like PSI Technics and IDS have already gained extensive experience in industrial image processing and offer AI-capable cameras and systems. The semiconductor industry is another market where vision solutions are used to increase quality and productivity. [Extracted from the article]

The only real competition for Apple's most affordable iPad (which starts at $329) is the Kindle Fire models and some deeply disappointing Android tablets that have retail prices in the $150 range and are often used as free giveaways when you buy service subscriptions or other more expensive tech gear. When it comes to tablets, at least budget tablets, there's iPad and there's everything else. IT'S TIME FOR A FACELIFT Outside of a faster processor (which most won't notice), double the storage (which they will noticed), and a much better front camera (which is very nice), the 9th-generation iPad is about the same as the 8th-generation iPad - which was about the same as the 7th-generation iPad. [Extracted from the article]

TCL has launched its new QDMini LED TV line, including the QM7 and QM8 series. These TVs offer over 5000 dimming zones, brightness of up to 5000 peak nits, and QLED ULTRA with high color gamut and volume. TCL's QDMini LED technology combines advanced optics and processing to produce bright and vivid images with accurate colors. The TVs are available in various sizes, ranging from 55 inches to a mega 115-inch screen size. The pricing starts at $1099.99 for the QM7 series and $1999.99 for the QM8 series. [Extracted from the article]

The article examines few approaches for diagnosis and treatment of Amblyopia, a condition of eye with decreased eyesight due to abnormal visual development. Topics discussed include limited effectiveness of traditional therapies for amblyopia; and use of advanced technology like the Blinq Pediatric Vision Scanner and Luminopia One, a new prescription digital therapy software.

The article deals with the effects of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and 5G on automation. It emphasizes that 5G and Time Sensitive Networking (TSN) enable virtual controls and could enable ubiquitous networking regardless of the transmission medium. The increasing use of AI requires a realignment of communication, with Single Pair Ethernet playing an important role. Development service providers play an important role in trending topics such as networking and AI, as companies often lack the corresponding expertise. The selection of suitable hardware and sensors is crucial for the reliability and functionality of machines and processes. Automation is characterized by increasingly complex systems, with AI also being used to optimize control tasks. The cross-manufacturer communication standard Single Pair Ethernet (SPE) is discussed to provide data volumes from sensors to an AI algorithm. The transition to new virtual approaches in mechanical and plant engineering is a challenge, but also offers the opportunity to develop new business models. [Extracted from the article]

The global provider of image processing technologies, Framos, has introduced a new product line of optical sensor modules called FSM:GO. These sensor modules enable machines to see and think, and offer excellent image quality. The applications range from sports, security, and conference systems to drones and intelligent transportation systems. The sensor modules are suitable for both prototyping and mass production, and can be seamlessly integrated into leading embedded processing platforms. Leantechnik offers highly accurate rack and pinion drives and lifting and positioning systems, allowing customers to experience the entire product portfolio online or on-site. ABB Robotics has expanded its portfolio of modular large robots with the models IRB 7710 and IRB 7720. These robots offer first-class motion control and high payload capacity, making them suitable for various applications in different industries. [Extracted from the article]

intoPIX has partnered with Nextera Video and Adeas to showcase their latest JPEG XS solutions for ST2110 and IPMX. The collaboration features integration with Nextera-Adeas' FPGA IP-cores for ST2110/IPMX. The new release of the intoPIX JPEG XS subsystem IP-core offers improved compression efficiency and flawless imaging with the extended JPEG XS High profile and the new TDC profile. The joint reference design has been rigorously tested for interoperability and supports seamless 4Kp60 transmission over 1G with minimal latency. This collaboration aims to provide OEMs with the tools needed to quickly and easily enable IPMX in their products. [Extracted from the article]

An interview with IDS Imaging Development GmbH managing director Jan Hartmann and product marketing manager Patrick Schick is presented. They talk about how the company was founded by Jürgen Hartmann in 1997. They explain the applications of their industrial cameras, including production quality control. They explain the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in their cameras.

The article discusses the image-compression techniques developed by a team of engineers at Stanford University led by Tsachy Weissman. In their experiments, two students worked remotely to recreate images using photo editing software and public images from the Internet. They pitted the human reconstruction against machine-compressed images.

The article evaluates Intel Xeon-D-based 3U OpenVPX board for image processing from Kontron America.

The article discusses aspects of the translation of interactive video games into passive cinema in the box-office theaters. It highlights the use of performance-capture technology to provide credible life to the fictional characters. It also stresses the creation of visual effects for films in transferring motion-capture data from an actor to a digital model.

The article discusses the functions of I/Q, single sideband (SSB), and image reject (IM) mixers. Topics discussed include the capability of an ideal IR mixer to convert one sideband and eliminate image signal without the presence of an image filter, the differences between the functions of SSB and IR mixers, and the use of Wilkinson power divider as an effective provider of low loss, phase matching, and isolation.

The article reports on the completion of the Genetic Search System research project of optical computing platform developer Optalysys Ltd. and the Earlham Institute (EI). Topics discussed include the application of the optical processing technology of Optalysys in DNA sequence alignment procedures, the launch of a cloud-based platform from the technology developed through this initiative, and brief details about the research achievements of EI.

The article reports that Google Assistant got plenty of tucked away tricks for anyone using Android. Topics include considered that one of Google's own Pixel phones as Google experience available anywhere on Android and that means to have got some extra-spectacular next-level voice commands at disposal and just waiting to be used.

News Image processing is a demandingtask and one reason is that it normallyinvolves processing all of the pixelsin an image. An application maycombine a conventional image sensorwith the Metavision sensor if thistype of information is needed, but theMetavision sensor changes the way yourapplication analyzes video. However,event-based video processing opens upa whole new area, potentially providingvery-low-end platforms with the abilityto handle image-processing chores thatthey couldn't handle if a frame-basedinput stream was used. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the internal component features in acoustic three-dimensional (3D) image. These nclude c-mode imaging, time difference imaging, and c-mode imaging with software stacking. In grayscale C-mode imaging, areas of the mold compound that are well bonded to the die till appear medium gray. Acoustic microimaging can produce a 3D image by using a C-mode imaging to scan the entire thickness of the sample in multiple narrow gates.

The article reports on the S70, an Autonomous Machine Vision system, from Inspekto.

The article describes the imaging technique called Structure-from-Motion that processes images into a 3-D digital surface model, presented by University of Oregon geomorphologist James Dietrich at the Association of American Geographers annual meeting in Tampa, Florida in April 2014.