HP-OCT: the (literally) eye-catching Australian invention
A recent Australian Engineering Excellence Award recipient, the Hyperparallel OCT is an all-in-one diagnostic device for ophthalmologists and optometrists.
Tag: 3D imaging
Bold vision: Andrew Woods is using virtual reality to explore the most distant frontiers
Curtin University engineer Andrew Woods delights in using data analysis technology to visualise everything from ocean depths to distant planets.
How digital twin technology is changing the engineering landscape
Producing digital twins that mirror physical products and processes can help companies quickly identify problems and prototype new ideas.
Building inspectors will soon get help from specialised drones
A tech startup’s award-winning modelling solution is giving a boost to RMIT’s building inspection program.
‘Ghost imaging’ offers a cheaper and safer alternative to medical X-rays
ANU researchers are making real progress on a safer form of X-ray imaging.
3D imaging opens doors for non-invasive ‘digital’ biopsies
Advances in 3D-imaging technology using optic fibres could pave the way for pain-free, real-time medical biopsy results.
How digital imaging technology could help Notre Dame rise from the ashes
Virtual copies of the Notre Dame Cathedral’s interior and exterior could guide repair efforts and help preserve the building's unique ...
Drones are waging war against some of the worst vineyard pests
Drones equipped with hyper-spectral cameras are helping wine makers and researchers fight off a devastating vineyard pest.
Meet the engineer behind the camera that captures those Oscar-worthy shots
Software engineer Vikas Sathaye is still reeling after receiving an award at the Oscars this year for a camera mount ...
Virtual reality lets researchers get a cell’s-eye view of the world
UNSW researchers are working with virtual reality technology that allows scientists to 'walk' around 3D versions of cells and collaborate ...
