Digital Element
@Digital_Element
DE is a Bay Area Software Consulting Firm. One team develops custom enterprise apps, the other, custom image processing software .
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"technology and interface from Google Maps to enable easy [virtual] navigation around the Martian surface" http://bit.ly/647aXX
RT @funscience The world's most difficult languages to master (for native English speakers) #science http://bit.ly/8bpORo
New technology at the dentist's office: http://bit.ly/5AneMi . Of course, I'm over due to visit mine.
Little magnets working like "micro-ants." http://bit.ly/917m3K. Hopefully won't ruin your molecular picnic.
Using Telescope Technology for Medical Imaging http://bit.ly/71kzkC.
Capturing a 3D image of a heart in less than one second http://bit.ly/8uKQ8s.
Older but good video and article on CT imaging and focusing on a specific organ. http://bit.ly/4nqAPC.
A cloudy and wet morning in Emeryville. Even California has to face up to winter sooner or later.
Nanobots+3D Imaging http://bit.ly/6vk6py. Wonder, do most people buy nano tubes from specialty labs? Buy in nano-bulk?
Texting plants. http://bit.ly/8fl2QL. Not so sure about this one. I think it might be seen as a plus that plants don't talk.
Bacteria as art. http://bit.ly/5GC8uz. <Insert your own "culture" joke>
Programmers, curious if your team uses an Agile (with SCRUM ?) development approach? DE uses Agile on every project. Thoughts/Experiences?
Using new x-ray techniques to image cells http://bit.ly/6fIVMy. Uses Ptychography, an interesting, yet unpronounceable, imaging method.
DE recently put up a medical imaging/software consulting site http://bit.ly/4bXJZ0. Definitely post name of anyone that finds a comical typo
Imaging cost issues hinder adoption http://bit.ly/63NVu7. Interesting argument that imaging need not center around radiology department.
Camera in a pill http://bit.ly/6SG6sl , good for medical applications, probably also a hit in future Indie films.
Interesting UT Austin presentation on imaging Mayan pyramids: http://bit.ly/5ZIpdf.
27 km circular tunnel super collider: http://bit.ly/33rpkC
Thinking how epidemiologists, GIS providers, and urban planners could collaborate on reducing virus spread. This must be going on somewhere?
Future of data storage: "squeeze one terabyte of data on to a DVD sized " http://bit.ly/3log1E.
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