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Filming 'The Odyssey' in IMAX Required Ingenious Design Fixes

Solving the challenges of camera noise and face-to-face interactions took some thoughtful engineering, but made all the difference in the final product: the very first one-hundred percent IMAX technology film.

Digitizing Large Industrial Equipment to Streamline Custom Modifications

To customize large, complex industrial equipment for specific project needs, you need to capture a 3D model with sufficient accuracy to perform reverse engineering before designing the modification.

Creating Quantum Sensing Devices to Tune into the Sounds of the Quantum World

Quantum acoustics devices may have applications in quantum computers and biophysics, using single phonons to precisely detect extremely small changes in materials.

Reimagining Online Music Lessons to Change Lives

Musora’s Director of Production Josh Holliday uses Blackmagic Design’s products to better provide content to 10 million subscribers from over 100 global musicians.

Inside an Immersive Solar System Exhibit

The new immersive experience is available in a range of configurations, expanding Ideum’s suite of customizable interactive science exhibits.

The Tech That Keeps This Distillery Operating Smoothly — and Securely

A bourbon producer upgraded its facility to gain greater visualization and streamline operations. The team required deep visibility across all operations, which included grain receiving, mashing, fermentation, byproducts, and finished goods.

Inspired by Bats, New Drones Use Ultrasonic Technology to Navigate

Using nature as a model, researchers decided to incorporate ultrasound sensors to enable tiny drones to navigate under difficult conditions.

Marble Grumpy Statue Sculpted with Robotic Precision and Traditional Stone Craftsmanship

The six-foot Grumpy statue now greeting golfers at hole No. 14 on Disney's Magnolia Golf Course didn't come from a mold or a foundry. It was carved from a solid block of natural Carrara marble using a new process developed by Disney Imagineering.

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