microcamera

Bringing Food to Life Create New Angles: To generate excitement on a barbecue show, Charles Pinsky came up with a "grill-cam," a microcamera in a Pyrex box that was inserted into the grills.

Turning Star Chefs Into Must-See TV Katy McLaughlin 2011

In other words, the things that blogs have been good at – in-depth examinations of pinpoint topics - will make them not nearly as interesting to folks as Katie Couric exploring her own colon with a microcamera, or some funny dude gluing rubber balls to his face.

It's The End Of The Net As We Know It 2006

Produced by nanomachines, the contacts served as miniaturized television screens that fed visual input to his retinas from a microcamera mounted just above his eyes on a headband.

Moonwar Bova, Ben, 1932- 1997

Especially when you're always carrying a microcamera and a screen all the time, both recording and playing back constantly rather than allowing moments of composition and stillness when your brain can go into a reverie.

NYT > Home Page By MAUREEN DOWD 2011

Cordero Lanza di Montezemolo said past attempts to enter the tomb using sophisticated microcamera technology had failed because of its 25-centimetre-thick walls.

Latest Articles 2009

Inside the microscope’s viewer, a microcamera began to record the image and project it onto the screen.

Delta Anomaly Rick Barba 2010

Inside the microscope’s viewer, a microcamera began to record the image and project it onto the screen.

Delta Anomaly Rick Barba 2010

Inside the microscope’s viewer, a microcamera began to record the image and project it onto the screen.

Delta Anomaly Rick Barba 2010

"I've had a microcamera in your bedroom since you first moved into the fala.

Analog Science Fiction and Fact 2004