Traditionally, sensor fusion is a software-heavy process prone to... temporal lag and parallax errors. With Rev8, we’ve moved that complexity to the silicon. This SLAM sequence is powered by Ouster’s our new L4 MAX chip. Because the lidar and color data are fused at the moment of measurement, the point cloud is born with 48-bit color. No extrinsic calibration, no drift, and zero latency. For perception teams, this means better classification of safety vests, traffic signals, and road markings without the compute overhead of post-processing. Learn more about Native Color and the OS1 MAX:show more

A tunnel exit takes a camera from ~1 lux... to ~100,000 lux in under a second. Auto-exposure can't keep up, highlights blow out, and the first frames after the exit are unusable This is a Rev8 OS1 Max capturing the Yosemite Wawona Tunnel exit. 116 dB of dynamic range, hardware HDR, and color captured in the same photon event as depth, so every point holds its color through six orders of magnitude of lighting change See the dataset in Ouster Studio:show more

This feature is what I am proud of the... most! I have built an algorithm that searches images based on a color and the algorithm will sort images based on how close the color is to the color selected and how dominant that color is in the image.show more

🛡️Continental Automotive is accelerating road safety with AI-powered advanced... driver-assistance systems. By processing petabytes of data and using cutting-edge infrastructure through the #DellAIFactory with NVIDIA, they’re building towards their vision for a future with zero accidents. Learn more:show more

The new Kindle Colorsoft is here - with easy... on the eyes color, and none of the glare.show more

Testing out color now. I have the python script... convert the image to a max 20 colors to try and keep the time down since the color change is pretty slow.show more

Okay, this blew my mind This is a can... of black olives “with no artificial colors.” These are the olives we’ve all eaten in America They aren’t black. Not even close, but they taste exactly the same The color is more of a lighter/ medium brown shade rather than a dark black color Of course I had to look into this, Traditional super dark black olives we know in America are picked green and unripe. They’re treated with lye, exposed to oxygen, and then stabilized with ferrous gluconate. This fixes a consistent, deep black color The black olives we all know and love should actually look like this in the video…..show more

Introducing Rivian Green—a color that reflects connection and harmony... with the planet and our commitment to leaving it better for generations to come. Created in collaboration with PANTONE, this signature green was thoughtfully refined to live comfortably in nature and stand out on its own. Inspired by the green tones found in our manufacturing process, Rivian Green balances the tension between engineering and nature, evolving our original Launch Green into an enduring pillar of the brand. Explore the story behind the color and our partnership with Pantone:show more

Rare moment when an iceberg breaks and it is... possible to see the darkest color of the end of the ice.show more

Rare moment when an iceberg breaks and it is... possible to see the darkest color of the end of the ice.show more

It's still really insane to me that this is... fanmade. The quality of the animation is literally on par with the actual Clone Wars show and that's super impressive. Also the color schemes of the Clones are amazing :)show more

🚨 MACHINES MAY SOON SEE THE WORLD LIKE HUMANS... A US company has unveiled what it calls the world’s first “native color lidar” system giving machines the ability to perceive depth, distance, and color simultaneously. Unlike traditional lidar systems that need separate cameras, this new technology captures full 3D color information directly at the point of detection. In simple terms: Machines may soon understand the world more like human vision instead of just measuring shapes and distance. Why this matters: This could dramatically improve: • self-driving cars • robotics • drones • factory automation • AI navigation • autonomous machines The system can reportedly process over 10 million points every second and detect objects nearly 1,640 feet away. Researchers say this could become one of the key technologies powering the next generation of “Physical AI” where machines don’t just calculate the world… They visually understand it. We may be watching the birth of machine perception in real time. Follow for more future technology and AI discoveries.show more

Don’t be misled — this is not an official... color of the Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max. It’s created by a third party. If you want to see more color options, please check out the video I’ve shared.show more

The color of the cake is very nice and... makes you want to eat.show more

The world is coming together. 48 teams. 12 groups.... Millions of devices. As the world prepares for football's biggest stage, another global network is already in motion. Powered by real people, real devices, and AI-native infrastructure, the UpRock Swarm spans every continent - connecting communities, powering intelligence, and building the future of the AI Web. This is just the beginning. Road to the World Cup Powered by UpRockshow more

"They did the Pantone color of the year, some... kind of off-white, and I said 'no, no, not today.'" —Janelle James jokes about the color of her LaQuan Smith dressshow more

`autofill` on inputs is ugly by default the background... bleed ruins the clean design systems, especially in dark mode. fixed it with a pure CSS inset shadow hack: autofill:shadow-[inset_0_0_0px_1000px_var(--color-background)] to force the background color and kill the native blue.show more

This is the color of the lake Victoria at... Port Bell in Luzira, unbelievably and sad that I can't reach out to National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) because they blocked me. #SaveLakeVictoriashow more

Traffic advisory This evening, the Kenya National Highways Authority... closed the Nakuru bound carriageway of the Nakuru - Eldoret (A8) Road at Eveready Roundabout following the formation of a sinkhole on the road. KeNHA is working round the clock to ensure normal traffic flow is restored. Motorists are advised to exercise caution as they approach the area and follow directions from traffic police and marshals to ensure the safety of all road users.show more

🚨PHYSICS NEWS🚨: Scientists Finally Complete Schrödinger’s 100-Year-Old Color Theory... — Uniphics Reveals the Deeper Structure Behind Perception 🧨 On June 7, 2026, researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory announced that they have finally resolved a long-standing problem in Erwin Schrödinger’s 1920s theory of color perception. Their work shows that the way humans experience qualities like hue, saturation, and brightness is not arbitrary but emerges directly from the mathematical structure of color space itself. **Uniphics provides a natural explanation for why color perception has such a precise underlying geometry.** In Uniphics, what we experience as color ultimately arises from how light (electron spin waves) interacts with matter within the ξM-field. When light encounters different materials, the spin-wave patterns are modified in specific ways depending on the local energy density and the arrangement of Gyrotrons in the material. These modifications create distinct interference patterns that our visual system then interprets as different colors. The fact that color perception follows clean mathematical rules — as Schrödinger suspected and Los Alamos researchers have now confirmed — makes sense in Uniphics because the underlying spin interactions and energy density gradients are themselves highly structured. Negentropy favors organized, low-energy configurations, which leads to consistent and predictable ways that spin waves are altered by different materials. This produces the orderly geometry of perceived color space rather than random or chaotic sensations. In this view, the mathematics of color is not just a useful model — it reflects real physical organization in the ξM-field. The qualities we perceive as color are downstream effects of how spin waves propagate and interfere under varying energy density conditions. This breakthrough in understanding color perception is another example of how fundamental organizing principles can explain phenomena that once seemed mysterious or purely subjective. Could many other aspects of human perception ultimately trace back to the same energy density and spin-wave dynamics that govern the physical world? **A Theory of Everything should be able to answer everything.** Uniphics Explained Simply PDF: Chapters 1–10 free: Grokipedia: #Uniphics #TheoryOfEverything #ColorPerception #Physics #LosAlamos Grok xAIshow more

📢📢𝐍𝐞𝐑𝐒𝐞𝐦𝐛𝐥𝐞 𝐯𝟐 𝐃𝐚𝐭𝐚𝐬𝐞𝐭 𝐑𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐞📢📢 Head captures of 7.1MP from... 16 cameras at 73fps: * More recordings (425 people) * Better color calibration * Convenient download scripts The new version of our dataset adds 156 participants for a total of 425 different people. In its entirety, the dataset provides now 65 million images from over 15 hours of diverse human facial expression performances. We improved the color consistency of the recorded images with a better color calibration procedure. As a result, 3D reconstructions with images from the NeRSemble dataset should become better and look more realistic. Finally, we made it much easier to download the recordings with our new download repository. It now just takes a single command to download all frontal hair shake videos of all participants or to download all recordings of a single participant. Check it out: Awesome work by Tobias Kirschstein Simon Giebenhain !!!show more