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Joined October 2020
To achieve an imaging system acquiring high-definition 3D information, research is underway on incoherent digital holography (IDH) that can capture holograms under natural light such as sunlight.
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NHK showcased recent R&D advances at IBC2024, held from September 13-16. NHK received comments from the visitors sharing the view on the R&D direction, and opinions were exchanged with them, which will lead to international collaboration.
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We have been conducting research and development to realize "Future Vision 2030-2040" published in 2021. Future Vision has now been revised as the 2024 version, taking into account the latest changes in the media environment and technological trends.
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STRL has developed the world's first thin, bendable silicon image sensor with a thickness of 0.01 mm and has succeeded in capturing images with significantly reduced horizontal blurring by operating the sensor in a curved configuration. #ImageSensor
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STRL is engaged in research to systematize the diverse content produced and published on the Internet by NHK, as well as related knowledge, from a learning perspective using Web technologies, to make it easier to utilize in educational settings.
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With the spread of social media and generative AI, the world is being flooded with an unprecedented amount of information and content. In this context, STRL has begun research aimed at contributing to the realization of informational health.
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NISHIDA Yukihiro, Executive Research Engineer (Fellow) at STRL received the Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications Award at the 56th Celebration of World Telecommunication and Information Society Day, held on May 17.
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At the STRL Open House 2024, future content experiences inspired by the nostalgic educational modeling program DEKIRUKANA (Can You Do It?) was exhibited, allowing visitors to experience the high sense of presence and immersion enhanced by immersive media.
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