A new holographic camera technology can transform standard 2D cameras in smartphones, laptops, and cars into immersive, high-performance 3D cameras​.

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Feb. 4, 2025 — A research team has developed a novel multidimensional sampling theory to overcome the limitations of flat optics. The study not only identifies the constraints of conventional ...

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The tools available for photo editing have evolved rapidly in recent years, with mobile apps now offering features that once required specialist desktop software. One of the most significant ...

Generative AI has radically transformed digital creation. AI image generators can produce pictures from just a few words in a prompt, and it's becoming easier than ever to find and use these programs.

Explore the complicated process of making vehicle gearbox covers through sand molding. This guide takes you through each step, from creating the mold to casting the metal and finishing the cover.

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Critics slammed New York Magazine for cropping black people out of a photo of a pro-Trump party it ran on its cover this week — with the story inside claiming that the crowd was almost entirely ...