Software for Seeing what You Want to Know

I could report about every event I’m attending. But who would be interested? Who cares about how I try to sell my IP? I was excluded from the London Technology Network (LNTN) because one could not possibly be interested in all the different kinds of events that I had registered for… Now the LNTN has

Last week I enjoyed participating in Computing and the Cloud – a day of brainstorming – so that Knowledge Transfer Networks justify their existence, by picking our brains to pass on an overview to those who sit nearer to the honeypot. This is exactly opposite to the talk I enjoyed last night at Poli

Landscape of the Mind is the wonderful work of Kate Hopkinson who also created a profile of my mind. After all, I not only LOVE complex systems but also break them down to ‘simple solutions’. I will never know whether I could have developed 3D Metrics if I had not ‘looked at myself’ as often [...]

The Technology Strategy Board (TSB) believes that it is driving innovation by fuelling the competitive spirit. To dish out money, it organises competitions. It may take the same time to produce a good video as filling in forms, but it felt less tedious, and I got to know new software. So here are “S

“Into the light, I command thee” is a quote from the movie Constantine (2005). This photo was taken of bulrushes in water. The water surface breaks the light and thus changes the angle of the stems for our eye. Our software uses the information of the intensities that the imaging technology produces

The Photonics Europe exhibition and conference in Brussels from April 12 – 16th, 2010 will include an Innovation Village. I was accepted as one of 21 ‘innovators’ for investors to consider. Please click on the image to enlarge it. More on image analysis on re-visualizing images and on www.3dm-images