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Automated 3-D Breast Ultrasound Machine

The newest technology in breast imaging - a fully automated 3-D breast ultrasound machine - is now in use at UT Southwestern Medical Center's Southwestern Center for Breast Care, the first site in Dallas and Fort Worth to obtain the equipment.

28 Mar 2008

High Sensitivity Image Sensor for All Lighting Conditions

OmniVision Technologies, Inc., the world's largest supplier of CMOS image sensors, today announced details of its first, true high-definition (HD) image sensor optimized for use in indoor and outdoor applications for the security and surveillance markets.

28 Mar 2008

FiberPatrol System Chosen for Qinghai-Tibet Railway

Optellios, Inc., announced today that its fiber optic perimeter intrusion detection system has successfully passed the final acceptance test for securing Qinghai-Tibet railway in China.

27 Mar 2008

Newsletter Providing Information to Achieve Optimised Solution for Vision Application

Moritex has launched a new newsletter dedicated to providing information about new and interesting components designed to help engineers and scientists achieve an optimised solution for their vision application.

27 Mar 2008

Journey to the Center of the Earth 3D

DTS Digital Images, Inc. has provided custom image processing services for New Line Cinema and Walden Media's Journey to the Center of the Earth 3D, the first full-length, live action feature shot in digital 3D (slated for release in Summer 2008 and recently previewed at the Showest conference in Las Vegas).

27 Mar 2008

Dark Glass Provides Reliable Performance and Imaging

Oerlikon Optics, a leading supplier of precision optical components to entertainment lighting OEMs, is now providing GoboXtreme(TM) Dark blanks to OEMs for imaging by laser ablation or chemical etch processes.

26 Mar 2008

Molecular Imaging is a Powerful Diagnostic and Treatment Tool

The recent release of data by the National Oncologic PET Registry (NOPR) showing that positron emission tomography (PET) produced scans revealing disease at a molecular level, which then caused physicians to change treatment plans for more than one-third of participating patients, has corroborated decades of nuclear medicine research.

26 Mar 2008