The future of Imaging

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All 40 articles on Imaging

1. New AI imaging tech lets surgeons see through blood during surgeryAI and intelligence25 Feb 2026
2. New imaging tech lets scientists see water forming at the molecular levelAI and intelligence21 Jan 2025
3. Quantum Shells could help ultra fast detection of high energy particlesIndustry and manufacturing17 Dec 2024
4. Researchers coax nanoparticles to reconfigure themselves to create Morphing materialsIndustry and manufacturing29 Aug 2024
5. A 1400Tb scan of a tiny slice of the human brain is the most detailed everBiotech and enhanced humans13 May 2024
6. This new imaging tech lets researchers see inside Cancer cellsBiotech and enhanced humans5 Apr 2024
7. These new acoustic cameras can take hi definition pictures of soundEarth and energy20 Dec 2023
8. This new quantum microscope sees things nothing else canEarth and energy11 Dec 2023
9. This latest airport concept gets you through security in 30 secondsSecurity and privacy19 Oct 2023
10. At 5 million fps this is one of the fastest cameras in the worldIndustry and manufacturing7 Oct 2023
11. A world class airport is about to ditch passports foreverSecurity and privacy1 Sep 2023
12. This new invention lets doctors see radiation beams in real timeEarth and energy13 Jan 2023
13. A new particle accelerator just created the brightest medical X-Rays everEarth and energy8 Nov 2021
14. Samsung just built the world’s highest resolution 200MP camera sensorIndustry and manufacturing17 Sep 2021
15. Researchers latest super-powered camera lets you see through wallsEarth and energy15 Sep 2020
16. The Future of Privacy | Boussias, Greece | Matthew Griffin | Privacy and Data Keynote SpeakerArticles13 Aug 2020
17. World’s spies finally get the bug on a wall cam they’ve been chasing for so longIndustry and manufacturing3 Aug 2020
18. Revolutionary flat nano-thin cameras edge closer to mass productionIndustry and manufacturing28 Jul 2020
19. World’s smallest camera is so small it travels around your bloodstream scanning you from the insideIndustry and manufacturing27 Jul 2020
20. Cameras that see round corners just got a major megapixel upgradeEarth and energy25 Jun 2020
21. This is the first ever photo of a black holeSpace6 May 2019
22. Facebook 3D photos sources depth information straight from your cameraAI and intelligence6 Mar 2019
23. World’s first full body 3D scanner produces amazing live images of the human bodyBiotech and enhanced humans5 Dec 2018
24. Windows are the perfect lens-less cameras for AI and VR headsetsAI and intelligence16 Sep 2018
25. DeepMind’s AI now has human like 3D visionAI and intelligence10 Sep 2018
26. Simple pixel hack cripples state of the art AI medical imaging systemsSecurity and privacy11 Jun 2018
27. Researchers use AI to turn smartphones into lab grade microscopesAI and intelligence24 May 2018
28. Harvard revolutionises camera technology, invents MetalenseIndustry and manufacturing13 Jan 2018
29. MIT researchers use AI and a smartphone to see round cornersAI and intelligence23 Oct 2017
30. Researchers have created a 3D plasma hologram you can touchVirtual worlds13 Oct 2017
31. Lockheed’s new camera puts a space telescope in your pocketIndustry and manufacturing7 Sep 2017
32. Euclideon unveils the world’s first multi-user hologram tableVirtual worlds19 Aug 2017
33. New all seeing cameras will revolutionise computer vision as we know itAI and intelligence15 Aug 2017
34. Elbit’s persistent surveillance drone can watch entire cities in real timeSecurity and privacy18 Jun 2017
35. World first as scientists create the first Black Hole on EarthEarth and energy3 Jun 2017
36. Google and HTC are developing invisible VR headsetsVirtual worlds7 Mar 2017
37. Scientists 3D print an Eagle eye camera that’s smaller than a human hairIndustry and manufacturing27 Feb 2017
38. New Chinese camera can see round cornersIndustry and manufacturing28 Jan 2017
39. Scientists can now see molecules and objects clearer than ever beforeIndustry and manufacturing19 Oct 2016
40. Apple, emerging technology and the iPhone that could beOpinion7 Sep 2016