Sentence examples for computerized camera from inspiring English sources

One of his most recent ventures has been to help Microsoft construct a new, joystick-free gaming system, called the Kinect, which uses a computerized camera to match the movements of a player's body to the avatar in the game — allowing someone to kick a virtual ninja using her actual foot.

Can we fix it?" Perhaps the most intriguing aspect of the baseball paper is its claim that the strike-calling variance was not present in games overseen by QuesTec — the computerized camera system that M.L.B. uses in a dozen parks to scrutinize and improve umpire performance.

Last year, Fox and NBC Sports introduced Nascar technology that uses satellites, in-car sensors, antennas and computerized cameras to deliver graphic information on every car's location and movement.

And despite some of the more startling achievements, improvements in the field are measured largely in increments: voice recognition systems with decreasing failure rates, or computerized cameras that can recognize more faces and objects than before.

Soon after, Fox deployed its FoxTrax technology at Nascar broadcasts: a system from SportVision that uses computerized cameras, antennas, in-car sensors and satellites to track the precise location and movement of every car as it races from green flag to checkered flag.

Sequencing was random, repeated three times and captured by eight computerized cameras using the VICON® three-dimensional motion analysis system.

"The air gun is slaved to a dash-mounted computerized video camera that will project the image of the road in front of the police car.

It features a tiny computerized video camera that transforms light into so-called "soundscapes --specific tonesoundscapes --specificrpretsoundscapes --specificof hearing.

The gel images were recorded using a computerized digital camera under UV transillumination and the intensity of bands analyzed using 1D image analysis software (Kodak Digital Science, Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, NY, USA).

Richard J. Codey unveiled a pilot school safety program at one school that will include computerized security cameras that can alert authorities to suspicious activities and is designed to help reduce the threat of terrorism as well as crime.

Coronal 50-μm sections were cut in a cryostat, stained with cresyl violet, and examined with a computerized Olympus microscope camera to verify cannula placement.