Sentence examples for viable camera from inspiring English sources

While I doubt any AAA features are going to be filmed on this micro setup, it does demonstrate how minimal the minimum viable camera unit is.

"A financially viable ticket camera program can only be sustained by maintaining a travel environment that generates significant numbers of violations," said Jim Baxter, the group's president.

Thomas Edison's research laboratory, one of the first of its kind, developed the phonograph, the first long-lasting light bulb, and the first viable movie camera.

Another way around the issue is to simply shoot without a flash — it's not always viable, but cameras these days are getting better and better results in near-perfect darkness.

The Compton camera is a viable and convenient tool used to visualize the distribution of radioactive isotopes that emit gamma rays.

In the meantime, Canon and Nikon said their performance point-and-shoot cameras provided a viable alternative to MILs at a cost under $500.

However, stereo cameras can be viable tools for acoustic target verification of fish species and measurements of fish lengths, with the advantages of additional information on specific fish depth, tilt, and yaw.

Once these cameras are commercially viable and once they become cheap, the improved affordable sensors will make it easier for artificial intelligence to gain more benefit from pattern recognition.

These massive steps up make the new iPhones viable substitutes for a full-fledged camera.

One viable option is to use multiple cameras for better coverage of the complete roundabout and surrounding ramps.

For external monitoring applications, cameras are emerging as viable alternatives to systems such Radio, Sound and Light/Laser Detection and Ranging (RADAR, SODAR, LADAR/LIDAR).