And the prototype chips work, meaning that they run software, like an image rendering program, and data does travel from memory to processor and back -- using light!
Information technologies have played key roles in a wide range of medical settings such as hospital wards, operating rooms, emergency departments, and rehabilitation centers, rendering biomedical knowledge and data more accessible for human comprehension, comparison, analysis and communication.
In this simulator, a visualization technique based on volume rendering and fire dynamics data has been especially designed to create a realistic and accurate smoke environment for the purposes of effective virtual training, which allows the trainees to experience a realistic and yet non-threatening fire scenario.
It facilitates effective data import, robust data rendering, and potent variable mappings via a portable browser-mediated graphics.
Hardware acceleration, standardized exchangeable file formats, dimensionality reduction, visual feature selection, multivariate data analyses, interoperability, 3D rendering and visualization of complex data at different resolutions are areas in which great progress has been achieved.
Specific implementations allow interpreting, geolocating and rendering such data on the globe.
By using jpeg images as opposed to sending the volumetric data and rendering the data on the mobile device, we engage only the image-displaying capability of the mobile device as opposed to it's power-hungry 3D engine, thus saving precious battery life.
iPath/iPath2 has been extensively used for customized pathway rendering and visualization of experimental data and can conveniently be employed to visualize differential usage of pathways in a global pathway map (for typical applications of iPath2, see, for instance, Navid and Almaas 24 and Erickson et al 25).
In a press release, Keith Coleman, the CHAMP program manager for Boeing Phantom Works, said, "In the near future, this technology may be used to render an enemy's electronic and data systems useless even before the first troops or aircraft arrive".
In a press release, Keith Coleman, the CHAMP programme manager for Boeing Phantom Works, said, "In the near future, this technology may be used to render an enemy's electronic and data systems useless even before the first troops or aircraft arrive".
