A Russian company is creating new payloads for unmanned aerial vehicles to improve surveillance using the spectral radiation emitted by objects. Rostec, the Russian holding company, identified the company as United Instrument Manufacturing Corporation, or UIMC. "The technology we created can process hyperspectral data streams, leading to the creation of an 'all-seeing eye' that a
New Mini Clubman concept stretches the definition of a shooting brakeMinis have not been that mini for some time now. Similarly, the firm's description of its new Clubman as a "shooting brake" also feels like poetic lic… Read MoreOrbital telescopes detect increased activity from the supermassive black hole at the heart of the Milky WayThree space-based observatories appear to have picked up an unusual increase in activity from the supermassive black hole located at the center of our… Read MoreTennessee vs. Florida: Rivals in Football & Nuclear EnergySaturday afternoon will see the renewal of one of the greatest rivalries in college football when Tennessee visits Florida. But while the world might … Read MoreNew Zealand motorcycle auction could start a second Gold RushA New Zealand motorcycle auction this weekend is worthy of the attention of motorcycle collectors worldwide. The sale of a number of important motorcy… Read MoreBlackberry's Android-powered Priv smartphone will arrive before the end of the yearBlackberry has been rumored to be making an Android-based smartphone for some time now, and there have recently been some very official looking leaks … Read More
0 commentaires:
Enregistrer un commentaire