Sentences with phrase «using tiny cameras»

It's the first of what might be a flood of inside and side rear mirrors using tiny cameras that gave you wider viewing angles and less wind resistance than traditional outside mirrors.

Other tests using tiny cameras affixed to long, narrow tubes can help diagnose Crohn's disease while ruling out ulcerative colitis, diverticulitis, and cancer.

Ultimately, the report says facial recognition systems using tiny cameras embedded in lampposts and in walls will monitor people's every movement, backed up by surveillance from unmanned flying vehicles in the sky.

Nicknamed HandSight, the wearable device uses a tiny camera worn on the fingertip to translate text to speech as users hover over words on a page

Jon Froehlich and his colleagues at the University of Maryland have developed a device, nicknamed HandSight, that uses a tiny camera originally developed for endoscopies.

It's compatible with the Livescribe Smartpen, which uses a tiny camera to scan every word written on Livescribe paper.

Among them: active cruise control to keep vehicles at a safe buffer distance from others at highway speeds; lane - change warning systems that use tiny cameras and sensors to identify lane markings and warn drivers when their vehicles start to stray; and emergency systems that automatically tighten seat belts and apply the brakes when a car is closing in dangerously fast on the vehicle in front of it.

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It also made way to include image stabilization to the cameras, which uses a tiny motor around the lens to counteract against both vibration and shaky hand movement in photos and videos.

These adventurous feats are filmed using tiny, wearable, high - quality cameras that have gained exposure — particularly because of the rising popularity of video - sharing websites such as YouTube.

During this procedure, our neurosurgeons use a small camera and make a tiny hole in the ventricle to create a new path for the spinal fluid to flow.

With great fanfare, Mayor Bill de Blasio held up for the cameras a tiny piece of plastic bearing his image and address — and sought to make the case that something as bureaucratic as waiting in line for a government identification card could be, using a favorite word, «transcendent.»

Image stabilization and auto motion capture complete the package and allow you to use this product as a fully featured, tiny security camera.

«We have also developed a new technique, consisting of loading tiny video cameras on free - ranging birds, so as to see what they see and document the precise use of tools in nature.

Because of its amplification, the resonator can improve the performance of cameras looking for tiny wisps of light, such as those used in microscopes.

Using tiny radar tracking devices, motion - activated cameras and artificial flowers, scientists have learned how the bees themselves quickly learn the best routes to take when they go foraging from flower to flower.

He will induce a state of general anesthesia in a 43 - year - old woman, after which surgeons will remove her gallbladder through a tiny incision in her abdomen, using endoscopic cameras and surgical instruments.

Laparoscopy, developed in the late 1970s, uses a minute camera and microsurgical instruments to access the body through tiny incisions, providing a finer degree of accessibility to the surgeon and eliminating the risk of large, open surgical areas.

In equivocal cases, laparoscopy — a procedure in which a tiny camera and tools are inserted into the patient — can be used both to diagnose the site of the pregnancy and to treat it.

One of its main advantages is the lack of external components, such as the tiny video cameras and transmitters that are used in most epiretinal (over the retina) approaches.

Astronomer based at the Special Astrophysical Observatory in Karachai - Cherkessia, Russia, spotted the tiny galaxy using the Hubble Space Telescope's Advanced Camera for Surveys in August.

A patient using the Argus II wears sunglasses with a tiny built - in video camera.

This procedure uses a tiny video camera to view the inside of the chest, as well as robotically controlled instruments that surgeons operate with hand and foot controls.

These include colonoscopies (in which the tiny camera, or endoscope, is used to examine the rectum, colon, and ileum), an upper GI endoscopy (in which an endoscope is inserted down the esophagus and into the stomach), and a capsule endoscopy (in which a capsule that contains a tiny camera is swallowed, and images of the digestive tract are transmitted to a receiver).

These include colonoscopies (in which the tiny camera, or endoscope, is used to examine the rectum, colon, and ileum), an upper GI endoscopy (in which an endoscope is inserted down the esophagus and into the stomach), and a capsule endoscopy (in which a capsule that contains a tiny camera is swallowed, and images of the digestive tract are transmitted to a receiver).

Britton was given an IV and taken into surgery, where doctors used an endoscope — a narrow tube with a tiny camera on the end — to locate and remove the metal bushing.

The truck does not come with navigation technology, which is fine because I can use my iPad or iPhone, but that also means a tiny radio display screen and back - up camera viewer.

After driving a tiny Fit, I'm still getting used to a larger car, but the back - up camera is a big help.

Put the MDX in reverse, and the dash - mounted TV screen normally used for the navigation system suddenly shows you what's behind you, via a tiny camera mounted above the bumper.

A tiny camera along with the software tipically used to track eye movements in a smart phone, could result in an upward scroll, which gradually presents the next page of the score.

If your dog is female, your vet can use a cytoscope — a tiny camera threaded into the bladder — to view the tumor or collect a sample for biopsy.

Endoscopy is a procedure that uses a tiny video camera at the end of a very narrow scope in order to see inside of the body.

A CAT scan can also be used to arrive at a definitive diagnosis, as well as to perform a minimally invasive diagnostic arthroscopy, which involves passing a tiny camera inside the joint.

The camera in SoTC is used so infrequently, and it is so overshadowed by how good the game actually is, if you're the type of gamer that wouldn't take the tiny insignificant amount of effort to deal with it, you're either an idiot, stubborn, or just plain unskilled.

Using the SUV's features such as active park assist, 360 - cameras, remote start and lock, and FordPass, an app that allows users to locate parking or pay for services using a mobile wallet, players navigated through levels that included a tiny studio apartment to a film premUsing the SUV's features such as active park assist, 360 - cameras, remote start and lock, and FordPass, an app that allows users to locate parking or pay for services using a mobile wallet, players navigated through levels that included a tiny studio apartment to a film premusing a mobile wallet, players navigated through levels that included a tiny studio apartment to a film premiere.

When I teach film, all the students are itching to use a 4k Sony F5 or something like that but I start them off on Canon XA20s which are these tiny cameras but perfect for learning composition, exposure and narrative with.

But the $ 980 Sony RX100 V's pure technical competence and tiny size make up for its operational minuses, which is why it's often used as a second camera by professional photographers.

Forget waiting until you get home to print your camera phone photos, use the tiny HP Sprocket instead.

Its tiny second screen is one of the most useful and practical features any company has added to a phone recently, and its high - gain mic and comprehensive manual camera controls are a joy to use.

We'll dive into the hardware inside the controllers in the next section, but it essentially involves the use of tiny infrared LEDs, which is the point controlled by the camera.

Developed to enable Face ID, the TrueDepth camera uses advanced technology to stuff a high - tech 3D scanning system into a tiny space within the notch above the iPhone X's display.

The Huawei P10 phone is well designed, effective in use and offers an impressive Leica co-branded camera that hints at what the future might hold for great cameras in tiny packages.Tags Huawai P10HuaweiNougatPrevious article Review: Brydge 12.3...

Google Clips is a tiny camera that's capable of capturing bursts of photos and create short videos by itself using AI.

-- It's a two - handed smartphone — It yearns to have its own S Pen — Missing many of the Galaxy S 4's features — The camera has issues with auto - focus and auto - exposure — Tiny instances of lag throughout use — Sub-par display quality

As the publication points out, LinX develops and markets tiny cameras for smartphones and tablets that use an array of sensors to capture multiple images at once.

There is no generic phone case or mounting plate that would enable you to use moment lenses with any phone since each phone has the camera in a different spot, and the realities of manufacturing are such that they simply can't design, prototype, and mass produce a phone case that only a tiny number of people even can use, let alone will.

I've just been using the tiny on - camera flash to trigger my Speedlight in slave mode but it has a lot of limitations.