“You have to think like an oil spill to trace one”. But we do it using a down-to-earth and physics-based approach instead. A polarization camera - the only camera that has an eye for any chemical compounds on the water surface. Polarized light varies depending on the surface material reflecting it, especially when it comes to oil and diesel leaks. Article by Pavel Tatarintsev, NNTC R&D Head.
Slicing through waves a jumbo ship is moving ahead full sail to the dock. People can't take the eyes off of the ship waiting for the next captain's move with bated breath. Is he a newbie? Did something go wrong? Are we looking at the reason for today's overtime?
As the world is exiting the global pandemic crisis, technology providers have managed to demonstrate that the right solution is what it takes to work efficiently in a geo agnostic world. As much as a crisis-driven shift it has been, it accelerated most of the organizations to promptly adopt advantages of digitization. The obvious success …
Drones are modestly sized unmanned aerial vehicles making headline news and buzzing around. They are featured in spy action movies and video games playing the role of enemy technology or helping a protagonist to outplay enemies. Either way, this stunning fictional representation lures our minds into a trap of “the drone illusion”. To pierce this …
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