A Comparison of Real Catching With Catching Using Stereoscopic Visual Displays

A Comparison of Real Catching With Catching Using Stereoscopic Visual Displays

Catching a Dynamic Object in Real Time

This paper reports the implementation of a project, which conducted tracking and catching a dynamic object based on mobile mapping principles in real time. The project has aimed to continuously observe a terrain and examine any activity in that area in order to find any unknown object. The project’s cores were emphasised on • Recognising any objects in a defined terrain. • Precise positioning a...

Catching Up with Flu

The sniffles, sneezes, aches, and pains of flu are a dreaded part of the winter season. The fear of another deadly pandemic is ever imminent, and this issue’s Select looks at recent efforts to understand this ever-shifting virus. From efforts aiming to predict its geographical spread to those that elucidate the basic viral biology and host response, researchers are looking for new ways to stay ...

Catching Liars.

While trying to think of an interesting way to introduce this major review of the field of lie detection, I did what lots of people do these days. I typed ‘‘catching liars’’ into the Google search bar and up came 305,000 results in .17 seconds. The first page was ‘‘10 ways to catch a liar’’ from WebMD. The essay featured J.J. Newberry, a trained federal agent purported to be skilled at detectin...

Catching a Passing Moment:

This report describes a hitherto-isolated culture in northern Pakistan that has recently under­ gone rapid exposure to the outside world. Rapid change in Karimabad, a town of 4,600 peo­ ple in the Hunza Valley, has caused conflicts between cultural inertia and the forces of progress and modernization to surface and produced visible instances of cultural persistence and adap­ tation. For example...