One nation holds most of the planet's supply of "rare earths", the metals and alloys key to building many of the developed world's must-have items, including mobile phones, computers, cameras and precision missiles.
The setup they've created (it runs Linux) lets them control and program each aspect of the camera with precision.
Producing a scarcely believable 845 horsepower, the engine is largely exposed, with delicate little throttle bodies that dance for the camera like precision-fabricated crickets' legs.
At last -- it being established that this chef carries pumpernickel bread rather than precision cameras -- Auer is accompanied up to the apartment where he is greeted, as the door opens, with a brisk German summons: Kommen sie herein.
A number of CCD sensors may provide depth information, but the focus adjustment of camera lenses and maintaining spatial distances among cameras requires extreme precision.
Wielding his camera with jumpy precision, Mr. Conroy infuses even chaotic motion with stabilizing elegance.
There are no fewer than seven lasers, including a large spinning lidar unit on the roof; 20 cameras; a high-precision GPS; and a handful of ultrasound sensors.
Using six wide-angled, high-precision cameras to scan the sky for temporary drops in brightness caused when a planet passes in front of its star, TESS would measure the light obscured by a planet as it transits.
From the mid-1920s, when the Leica – the small German camera with a precision lens and roll film that could be gripped in one hand – came on to the market, photographers took up the energetic pursuit of events like dancers swapping the waltz for the jitterbug.
According to the institute, the robot comes with 10 high-precision cameras to perform the (for a robot) difficult task and will be improved in the next few years.
