James Wormald

By James Wormald A laser sent from low-Earth orbit has successfully communicated with the TeraNet network in Western Australia, multiplying the currently restrictive Earth-to-space communication bandwidth by 1,000.

Dexory's 45-foot-tall autonomous robot uses 12 HD cameras and sensors to scan over one million sq ft and 100,000 pallets a day.

Fred. Olsen Express has installed anti-collision technology, SEA.AI, on its fleet of fast passenger ferries, utilising machine vision and artificial intelligence to improve seafaring safety.

By James Wormald As well as announcing new deep learning features added to its Aurora suite of machine vision software solutions, Zebra

By James Wormald UK software company VividQ develops technology for holography displays.

Imaging joins analysis as Spectricity and Luluab work together on a mobile skincare analysis solution for smartphones, using artificial intelligence.

Looking for a competitive advantage, INEOS Britannia and engineering company Renishaw collaborated on the design of bespoke parts for the British team's boat, using additive manufacturing.

Using Yellow 5 food dye, researchers at Stanford University hope they've found a way to make skin and muscle transparent, leading to multiple applications in advanced medical diagnostics.

EarthEye Space, the self-proclaimed ‘Uber Eats’ of Earth-observation data, has raised $1.5 million in pre-seed funding to expand its platform of open market satellite tasking.

AI-based open-source software SandAI uses images of sand grains taken by scanning electron microscopes to unearth ancient geological secrets.