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A 3D printed dress for the Paralympics, biodiversity in the heart of the city, and a camera that can read a closed book

on Sep 16, 2016

As usual, the TED community has lots of news to share this week. Below, some highlights. Man vs. machine? It took Danit Peleg just 100 hours to print the dress worn by fellow TEDster Amy Purdy in the opening ceremony of the Paralympics in Rio (if that sounds slow, consider that it took her 300 […]

Cameras that draw comics, diagnose eye prescriptions and more: Q&A with Ramesh Raskar

By Ben Lillie

on Jul 26, 2012

At TEDGlobal2012, Ramesh Raskar demonstrated his remarkable femtosecond camera, which can image a light-pulse as it travels through an object, or potentially see around corners. But Raskar’s projects go far beyond even that. After the talk, in a brief Q&A with host Bruno Giussani (above) he introduced NETRA, a simple attachment for a smartphone that […]