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Phil Kurz

Phil Kurz

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Contributing Editor, TV Technology

Kansas City

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Media, Innovation And Technology , Economy, Internet culture, Business , Space Industry

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Total articles 3302

  • Sony Commercializes LiDAR Depth Sensor

    By Phil Kurz| TV Technology Verified SAN DIEGO—Sony Electronics has commercialized its AS-DT1 LiDAR depth sensor, a 1.14-inch (W) x 1.14-inch (H) x 1.22-inch (D) unit, excluding protrusions, that leverages miniaturization and optical lens technologies from Sony’s machine vision industrial cameras for applications where space and weight constraints are paramount. The 1.76-ounce LiDAR depth sensor uses Direct Time of Flight (dToF) LiDAR technology, which delivers fast and accurate measurement, distance resolution and measuring range.

    By Phil Kurz · TV Technology

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Trial Of AI-Generated Translation Hints a Brighter Future for Us All

    By Phil Kurz| TV Technology Verified AI has gained a lot of traction in the media & entertainment Industry with a new application seeming to appear every day. For instance, AI-assisted compression and statmuxing are helping broadcasters make more efficient use of their spectrum. It is also identifying faces, objects and the written word in video frames to enrich metadata with payoffs ranging from more relevant news creation to increased revenue from content licensing fees.

    By Phil Kurz · TV Technology

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Sony Commercializes LiDAR Depth Sensor

    By Phil Kurz| TV Technology Verified SAN DIEGO—Sony Electronics has commercialized its AS-DT1 LiDAR depth sensor, a 1.14-inch (W) x 1.14-inch (H) x 1.22-inch (D) unit, excluding protrusions, that leverages miniaturization and optical lens technologies from Sony’s machine vision industrial cameras for applications where space and weight constraints are paramount. The 1.76-ounce LiDAR depth sensor uses Direct Time of Flight (dToF) LiDAR technology, which delivers fast and accurate measurement, distance resolution and measuring range.

    By Phil Kurz · TV Technology

    Apr. 16, 2025

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TV Technology

Podcast om teknologi i film og tv-serier. Find os hvor som helst du plejer at hente dine podcasts, Væeter: Christian Hannibal og Janus Sandsgaard.

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