For those who are interested in advances in camera technology might be interested in what Light has to offer. It has the potential to be the camera for the future or it could simply be tossed aside as one of the several misfit models that have been invented. There are different attempts to redesign the camera and bring about new changes to make it fit for the new century. There have been several innovations launched like the Kodak V570, which are a dual lens camera that was launched in 2006 as well as the original Light Field device that was…
The National Academy of Engineering and NAE president John L. Anderson Feb. 9 announced it has elected 106 new members and 23 international members, including eight Indian Americans and two Indian-origin engineers.
The newly-elected group of members brings the total U.S. membership to 2,355 and the number of international members to 298, the academy said in a news release.
Among the Indian American engineers named in the U.S. are Santokh S. Bandesha, Rajiv Laroia, Azad M. Madni, Sumita B. Mitra, Krishnan K. Sabnani, Kamal Sarabandi, S.V. Sreenivasan, and Nikhil Trivedi.
Badesha is a corporate fellow and manager of open innovation at Xerox Corp., in Webster, N.Y., and was named for developing materials enabling the broad use of laser printing and the creation of color laser printing.