Howard Gordon, of Surveyor Corp, sent us this announcement about a new, affordable stereo vision camera system for robots. I checked out the video with my 3D glasses. Pretty cool. This past week, we introduced a new open source 3D stereo vision system for robotics and remote monitoring called Surveyor SVS. It features dual processors, […]
The Best Science Images of 2008 were announced at National Geographic, the squid suckers are awesome! Little Shop of Horrors fans may see a resemblance to the bloodthirsty plant from the 1986 movie in the above electron micrograph image. Drexel University doctoral student Jessica Schiffman won an honorable mention in photography in the 2008 International […]
I’m really enjoying Nick Veasey’s X-Ray photography portfolio at the moment…
You’ve most likely seen a few “daily self portrait collections, but how many of them spanned 17 years? Dan Hanna describes his project – 17 years worth of taking 2 photos a day as my head rotates in sync with the Earth around the Sun. This is a non-dejittered, lo-res, highly compressed, preliminary version of […]
What happens when you apply every filter in PhotoShop? – this! via waxy.
New York City based artisits Trevor and Ryan Oakes have invented a method to render, by hand, an accurate camera obscura style tracing of an object or scene onto a curved surface. For more information about Trevor and Ryan and their invention, visit their website Oakesoakes.com or The Machine Project
Wow, this is really cool – Gina from Lifehacker has a Flickr bike that geotags photos and uploads them to a map on Flickr… Solar panels too!
