On-the-fly book scanning






via boingboing.net

Impressive piece of tech.
Riffle through the book under a high-resolution camera to scan through a book at around 200 pages per minute. Reference illumination (infrared grid pattern) lets the software determine the curvature of the page in each frame, as it is being flipped, and flatten the page's image.

Posted by Julien on March 20, 2010. Permalink
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200 pages per minute is definitely impressive. Looking forward to see where this technologie will go.

Posted by: Mode at June 12, 2010 05:27 AM

This is awesome technology. I am sure that millions of people will find this useful. Just look at the speed – you can scan 200 pages per minute. It is lightening fast. I found this blog and the video really informative. I would like to thank the author for sharing valuable knowledge regarding this latest technology. I wish him all the best. Such informative blogs go a long way in facilitating exchange of information. I hope that such blogs will come in the future also.

Posted by: Paper Shredding Service at June 14, 2010 10:51 AM
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