I know, I've been bad. Updates coming this week, along with a monolithic SPF. I've been alternating between out-of-town and stressed beyond my gourd the last two weeks.
In the meantime, enjoy these bits:
- Multimodal image analysis on iPhones. (You ARE getting a 3G iPhone, right? Sweeeet.)
- Coffee is so powerful that just the scent can kick start genes.
- The latest computing speed barrier was broken. That's news to neuroscientists because it is being used to simulate the visual system. The program is called PetaVision, which sounds way too close to a name an international 'video' network worthy of heavy UN sanctions might have.
Showing posts with label imaging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label imaging. Show all posts
Monday, June 16, 2008
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Cells sell
Quicky from io9. Looks like Sony's Cell processor is being used to aid medical imaging. You might remember the Cell processor as the brains behind the PS3. You might also remember that Sony sold off the Cell to Toshiba for reasons no one really knows. Interesting choice, since it is highly scalable and has gobs of memory bandwidth. But, the future of Cell is highly unknown (though no reason to doubt it will be around, since Toshiba needs something to bring in cash after HD-DVD crashes this year).
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