Posted on November 21st, 2011 by James Provost
Cutaway illustration of Lytro’s “focus-later” light field camera, which allows the photographer to change the focal point after a photo is taken. This is achieved with a light field sensor that measures the color, intensity and vector direction of light rays.
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Posted on October 31st, 2011 by James Provost
Augmented Reality, or AR, is a general term for manipulating our experience of the world around us with technology. Today it means pointing your smartphone camera at a restaurant and getting reviews. Tomorrow it might mean complete immersion into a customizable version of reality via 3D stereoscopic camera/video headsets.
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Posted on August 10th, 2011 by James Provost

An ongoing project with the Union of Concerned Scientists just got a write up on the New York Times’ auto blog.
The organization’s Model E crossover is conceived as a platform that can accommodate any one of four propulsion systems. The same body would be expected to house a hybrid, plug-in hybrid, hydrogen fuel-cell or purely electric powertrain. [...] The union plans to add a family car, a compact and a pickup to the Model E lineup. Each vehicle would be relatively inexpensive to build, buy and operate, encouraging wide adoption, according to the group.
More on this as the project wraps up!
Tags: 3D, Automotive, Cutaway, Energy, Green, Hybrid, Technology, Transportation
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Posted on April 13th, 2011 by James Provost
Illustration of a do-it-yourself space (or technically, ‘near-space’) balloon. $150 in components gets you photos that are out of this world—17.8 miles or 28 kilometers. For Make: Magazine, AD Daniel Carter.
Tags: Aerospace, Cutaway, DIY, Science, Technology
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Posted on March 16th, 2011 by James Provost
Spot illustrations depicting a variety of green and energy-efficient home upgrades.
For GreenBuilder Magazine, AD Edwin Malstrom.
Tags: Architecture, Cutaway, Energy, Green, Lineart
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