Recent research has differentially “lifted” features from multicamera images onto a 2-D ground plane to produce a bird’s-eye view (BEV) feature representation of the 3-D space around the vehicle.

Designers from Sanderson have immersed themselves in The King's garden at Highgrove to create a new collection of fabric and wallpaper which celebrates his long-standing dedication to Nature and ...

Thursday morning, students from Owensboro Innovation Academy walked among small airplanes and helicopters at MidAmerica Jet, admiring the flying machines and talking with people in the aviation ...

A bird's eye view of some of Warsaw's architectural highlights Kolejkowo Warsaw is a living city on a scale of 1:25. The Warsaw Towers exhibition, covering 1,000 square metres, allows visitors to ...

They underwent a wildfire simulation in the department’s “Tiny Town,” which gives crew members a bird’s-eye view of the city. “We spend about 13 bucks. We made some land-made photos, aerial shots. We ...

Flood warnings were issued for parts of northwest Tennessee on April 6 as deadly storms wreaked havoc across multiple states. Drone footage filmed by Jacob S Fulbright shows the town of Rives buried ...

Researchers discovered the blood vessels at the back of the eye -- called retinal microvasculature -- can show early signs someone is at risk of developing dementia. A new University of Otago ...

Below are some of the most eye-catching signs from the more than 1,200 “Hands Off” events across all 50 states.

An opportunity to develop 76 new homes and a commercial precinct on the former Birds Eye Foods factory site in ... offers for Phase 3 of the Clee Field View scheme, in Ladysmith Road, around ...

His bird’s-eye views — the drone can legally fly to just below 400 feet — are stunning, and in skilled hands like McDonough’s, can zoom in for sharper detail or pan out for a broader view.

But somewhere in the grass is a bird so well camouflaged that most people scroll past it without ever spotting it. Think you’ve got 20/20 vision? This brain teaser might just put that to the test.

US President Donald Trump shared a video on his social media handles, purportedly showing an attack on Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen. He captioned that video: “These Houthis gathered for ...