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Artificial Intelligence in Intraoperative Imaging and Navigation for Spine Surgery: A Narrative Review. [PDF]
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Comprehensive UAV and ground data for typical semiarid sites in the midstream of the Heihe River Basin. [PDF]
Zhou J +6 more
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Miniaturized handheld Raman imager based on 2D MEMS scanning for non-destructive analysis of thermally sensitive samples. [PDF]
Zheng Y, Mu T.
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A Flexible Wearable Data Glove Based on Hybrid Fiber-Optic Sensing for Hand Motion Monitoring. [PDF]
Li J, Hou X, Du K, Piao H, Li C.
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Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1954
A unique optical instrument for the measurement of light scattering in physically nonhomogeneous systems is described. The scattering data provide a basis for the size characterization of optical inhomogeneities in the radius range 0.1 to 100 microns. The useful angular range of the instrument extends from about 0.05° to 140°.
W. Henry Aughey, F. J. Baum
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A unique optical instrument for the measurement of light scattering in physically nonhomogeneous systems is described. The scattering data provide a basis for the size characterization of optical inhomogeneities in the radius range 0.1 to 100 microns. The useful angular range of the instrument extends from about 0.05° to 140°.
W. Henry Aughey, F. J. Baum
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2008 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Biomimetics, 2009
Angular sensing resolution provided by accelerometers in Micron, a physiological tremor compensation instrument, is determined by noise levels of accelerometer outputs and placement of the accelerometers. The angular sensing resolution can be increased by properly placing accelerometers in the instrument.
Win Tun Latt +3 more
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Angular sensing resolution provided by accelerometers in Micron, a physiological tremor compensation instrument, is determined by noise levels of accelerometer outputs and placement of the accelerometers. The angular sensing resolution can be increased by properly placing accelerometers in the instrument.
Win Tun Latt +3 more
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