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Can A Car's LiDAR Sensor Damage Your Phone Camera? Viral Video Sparks Debate
Smartphone cameras can indeed be damaged when they are pointed straight at the LiDAR sensor.
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James Webb Telescope Uncovers First Possible Brown Dwarfs Beyond Milky Way
The James Webb Space Telescope has possibly identified brown dwarfs beyond the Milky Way for the first time, offering new insights into how stars formed in the early universe. Located in the star cluster NGC 602 within the Small Magellanic Cloud, these “failed stars” may help explain star formation under early cosmic conditions. This discovery,...
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Apple AirPods With Camera for Better Spatial Audio Capabilities Said to Launch Soon: Ming-Chi Kuo
Apple is reportedly working on new AirPods that will come equipped with cameras. These new AirPods will feature infrared radiation (IR) cameras, similar to the ones integrated with the iPhone Face ID receiver. It is said that the new true wireless stereo (TWS) by the Cupertino-based tech giant will offer an enhanced spatial audio experience when us...
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iPhone 14 Models May Have Used Patented Light-Folded Projector to Reduce Notch Size: Report
iPhone 14 models may have used a technology with an infrared light folding projector in order to reduce the notch size, a patent has suggested. The iPhone 14 models may come with smaller notches or pill-shaped hole-punch cutouts.
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James Webb Space Telescope Discovers Furthest Galaxy 35 Billion Light-Years Away From Earth
James Webb Space Telescope have identified a galaxy 35 billion light-years away from the Earth. Researchers speculate that this galaxy, a far-off red blob, might be the furthest ever spotted. According to the research, the CEERS-93316 galaxy originally appeared barely 235 million years after the Big Bang, an event that created the universe's first ...
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Vivo Patents Smartphone With Detachable Drone-Like Flying Camera Module
Vivo has filed a patent for a detachable camera module that flies in the air with the help of four propellers. This camera module is so small, that it slides into the smartphone when not in use and can slide out and fly around to take footage, when needed. It is integrated with batteries for solo flying and has infrared sensors to avoid collision.
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Tesla's In-Car Cameras Raise Privacy Concerns: Report
Tesla's use of in-car cameras to record and transmit video footage of passengers to develop self-driving technology raises privacy concerns, as per US magazine Consumer Reports.
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iPhone 12 Pro Max, iPhone 12 Pro to Sport 3D Time of Flight Depth Sensor, iOS 14 Code Suggests
The iPhone 12 Pro Max is also reported to come with a quad camera setup at the back. It will most likely look like – a Time of Flight 3D sensor, a wide-angle sensor, a telephoto lens, and an ultra-wide angle sensor.
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"Miracle": Dog Found Alive Under Rubble A Month After Hurricane Dorian
A drone flew over the wreckage, using an infrared camera to try to identify heat - a sign of possible life hidden amid the rubble.
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Qualcomm Unveils 'First Depth Sensing Camera Technology' for Android Devices
Qualcomm has just demoed some cool depth-sensing features in a video, coming in its second generation image signal processor Spectra.
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Apple Patents Tech That Could Stop You From Using a Camera Phone at Concerts
Apple could build infrared sensors into the camera on its smartphones, which would be able to pick up signals broadcast by strategically placed infrared emitters.
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8 Survivors Found 5 Days After Chinese Mine Collapsed
Rescuers using infrared cameras to peer into darkness at a wrecked mine in eastern China today found eight surviving miners who were trapped for five days after a collapse so violent it registered as a seismic event.
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E-eye to keep a tab on tigers in Corbett
With poachers posing a massive threat to tigers in India, the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) has launched a pilot project in Uttarakhand's Corbett National Park for round-the-clock surveillance of the park using high definition cameras. The project E-eye (electronic eye) is a software-based system where 10 high resolution thermal and ...
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Can A Car's LiDAR Sensor Damage Your Phone Camera? Viral Video Sparks Debate
Smartphone cameras can indeed be damaged when they are pointed straight at the LiDAR sensor.
-
James Webb Telescope Uncovers First Possible Brown Dwarfs Beyond Milky Way
The James Webb Space Telescope has possibly identified brown dwarfs beyond the Milky Way for the first time, offering new insights into how stars formed in the early universe. Located in the star cluster NGC 602 within the Small Magellanic Cloud, these “failed stars” may help explain star formation under early cosmic conditions. This discovery,...
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Apple AirPods With Camera for Better Spatial Audio Capabilities Said to Launch Soon: Ming-Chi Kuo
Apple is reportedly working on new AirPods that will come equipped with cameras. These new AirPods will feature infrared radiation (IR) cameras, similar to the ones integrated with the iPhone Face ID receiver. It is said that the new true wireless stereo (TWS) by the Cupertino-based tech giant will offer an enhanced spatial audio experience when us...
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iPhone 14 Models May Have Used Patented Light-Folded Projector to Reduce Notch Size: Report
iPhone 14 models may have used a technology with an infrared light folding projector in order to reduce the notch size, a patent has suggested. The iPhone 14 models may come with smaller notches or pill-shaped hole-punch cutouts.
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James Webb Space Telescope Discovers Furthest Galaxy 35 Billion Light-Years Away From Earth
James Webb Space Telescope have identified a galaxy 35 billion light-years away from the Earth. Researchers speculate that this galaxy, a far-off red blob, might be the furthest ever spotted. According to the research, the CEERS-93316 galaxy originally appeared barely 235 million years after the Big Bang, an event that created the universe's first ...
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Vivo Patents Smartphone With Detachable Drone-Like Flying Camera Module
Vivo has filed a patent for a detachable camera module that flies in the air with the help of four propellers. This camera module is so small, that it slides into the smartphone when not in use and can slide out and fly around to take footage, when needed. It is integrated with batteries for solo flying and has infrared sensors to avoid collision.
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Tesla's In-Car Cameras Raise Privacy Concerns: Report
Tesla's use of in-car cameras to record and transmit video footage of passengers to develop self-driving technology raises privacy concerns, as per US magazine Consumer Reports.
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iPhone 12 Pro Max, iPhone 12 Pro to Sport 3D Time of Flight Depth Sensor, iOS 14 Code Suggests
The iPhone 12 Pro Max is also reported to come with a quad camera setup at the back. It will most likely look like – a Time of Flight 3D sensor, a wide-angle sensor, a telephoto lens, and an ultra-wide angle sensor.
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"Miracle": Dog Found Alive Under Rubble A Month After Hurricane Dorian
A drone flew over the wreckage, using an infrared camera to try to identify heat - a sign of possible life hidden amid the rubble.
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Qualcomm Unveils 'First Depth Sensing Camera Technology' for Android Devices
Qualcomm has just demoed some cool depth-sensing features in a video, coming in its second generation image signal processor Spectra.
-
Apple Patents Tech That Could Stop You From Using a Camera Phone at Concerts
Apple could build infrared sensors into the camera on its smartphones, which would be able to pick up signals broadcast by strategically placed infrared emitters.
-
8 Survivors Found 5 Days After Chinese Mine Collapsed
Rescuers using infrared cameras to peer into darkness at a wrecked mine in eastern China today found eight surviving miners who were trapped for five days after a collapse so violent it registered as a seismic event.
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E-eye to keep a tab on tigers in Corbett
With poachers posing a massive threat to tigers in India, the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) has launched a pilot project in Uttarakhand's Corbett National Park for round-the-clock surveillance of the park using high definition cameras. The project E-eye (electronic eye) is a software-based system where 10 high resolution thermal and ...
