Imaging
One-Line Mona Lisa
How many lines would you need to draw a complex grayscale image of Leonardo Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa? The old NTSC (National Television System Committee) analog broadcast TV systems in the United States used 525 […]
How can wideband internet service be provided to remote areas of the world separated from large cities by dense jungles, multiple mountain ranges, large expanses of desert land, sea water, or other obstacles? Of course, [...]
Facebook’s Facebook’s Drone Network project has seemed naive and unworkable to skeptics. Mark Zuckerberg also may have finally realized that, because he recently announced collaboration with Eutelsat to provide internet service to large parts of Sub-Saharan [...]
After strong public push-back to proposed FCC rule changes that would have banned the installation of open-source firmware to improve WiFi router security, the FCC flipped and decided the U.S. public can hack their own [...]
Techies tend to be interested in, knowledgeable about, and proficient in electronics, software, networking, energy, medicine, weather, Earth, sea, space, mathematics, and everything else that is real or possibly real. However, you will know there is [...]
Postdoctoral Researcher Paolo Bombelli at the Department of Biochemistry, University of Cambridge, in the U.K., has been exploring the potential of hybrid systems where photobiological elements are used in electrochemical set-ups being called Photo Microbial [...]
