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CONTENTS OF #5 2007

News from LYYN

LYYN™ in media
LYYN T38 Actel inside Press release from Actel

Recommended reading

Images transformed into 3D models Microsoft Photosynth
End notes

NEWS FROM LYYN™

Two articles about LYYN™ in latest issue of Homeland Security Europe

HSE is a bi-annual business-to-business print and on-line publication dedicated to reporting the key issues facing the European security industry. Regular features include interviews with leading figures, expert comment and analysis, and news from some of the world’s most prolific and successful companies and individuals.

Vision Impossible?

Can’t see the vehicles through the sandstorm, the pipeline in deep water, the plane in the fog, the burglar in the dark?

Now you can, thanks to an innovative Vision Enhancement Technology developed by South Swedish-based LYYN™ – a company that really can boast it has a clearer vision.

Double Vision

Vision enhancement technologies can prove to be worth their weight in gold when it comes to boosting image quality. Professor Olle Holm, the scientific brain behind image technology company LYYN, reveals more…

Actel press release about the LYYN T38 core chip

"Demonstrating the advanced innovation enabled by low-power, single-chip FPGA technology, Actel Corporation has announced that LYYN AB, a Swedish company specializing in video enhancement, has developed a hardware and software video processing platform enabled by the Actel ProASIC3 family of field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs). "

Actel

RECOMMENDED READING

Photos transformed into 3D models

This is really not about Image Enhancement technologies or video. Yet. But it shows a very interesting concept of how two display and work with visual data, coming in the near future.

Microsoft's Photosynth takes collections of images, analyses them for similarities, and then displays them in a reconstructed 3D space. The system will allow users to walk or fly through a scene to see photos from any angle.

Sounds interesting? Not?
Take a look at this presentation and you will be intrigued!
A jaw-dropper.

Want to see more clips?
You can download them from Microsoft.

Or see how NASA uses this technique in showing the space shuttle. Try it live!

END NOTES

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