The world is in never-ending motion, even when objects seem to be perfectly still. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology use a special camera that shows these seemingly invisible ...
What is temperature? What is heat? To know the answer, we must enter once again from the visible world into the invisible ...
The winners of this year’s Nikon Small World in Motion competition showcase the wiggly, feathery, undulating beauty of ...
When you see people or things, there’s literally always more than meets the eye—a person’s heart rate and blood flow or slight movements in an object, for example. But most of that is invisible to us!
Meet the “motion microscope,” a video-processing tool that plays up tiny changes in motion and color impossible to see with the naked eye. Video researcher Michael Rubinstein plays us clip after ...
The world around us is in constant motion, even objects that seem to be perfectly still. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology use a special camera that offers glimpses into the ...
Computational photography provides all sorts of clever tricks but how many of them are actually useful? In this TED talk Michael Rubinstein explains the "motion microscope" which is, perhaps, really ...
Computational photography provides all sorts of clever tricks but how many of them are actually useful? In this TED talk Michael Rubinstein explains the "motion microscope" which is, perhaps, really ...
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