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Isorg, a developer of organic photodetectors (OPD) and large-area image sensors, has collaborated with Precise Biometrics, a provider of fingerprint v

Yesterday, SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics, recognized the top-rated new optics and photonics products with the industry-focu

Closer, but they dont have persistence. persistence is when youre in the same area for a long period of time. satellites close to the ground dont have persistence, but they have good imaging. their satellites are much further away in whats called a geo synchronous orbit. they stay on the ground the whole time. theyre always looking at the same part of the earth, but theyre very, very far away. in some ways the balloon has the best of both of those things. its much, much closer to the ground, so ...

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Best way of putting it. they approached this to shoot it down in shallow water, which will make it extremely easier to recover than the deepwater stuff that we generally work with. >> in this case, the shallow is just over 40 feet. it could have been thousands of feet. >> yeah. so that is helping immensely. just from shooting it down over dry land, besides numerous conspiracies that china is dropping stuff on our dry land, which is kind of silly, it would hit the ground and it would have been in...

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After it entered alaskan air space january 28th. when asked why the u.s. military did not shoot down the balloon after it entered alaska, the senior military official says the balloon then crossed over canada, entering idaho january 31st. so your thought on that timeline that were hearing. >> yeah. and thats consistent with what the president said earlier, that hed been made aware of this, that he gave the order to shoot it down on wednesday and they waited. i think its fine to wait. you know, i...

BrightEyes-TTM, an open-source time-tagging module (TTM) developed at the Italian Institute of Technology (IIT), enables scientists to observe the dyn

Imaging through a light-scattering medium, such as clouds in the sky or tissues in the body, poses special challenges. The scattered light must be rec

CEO Alexander Everke of ams OSRAM will step down after seven years at the helm. The company’s supervisory board has appointed Aldo Kamper as CEO