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.

A unique birds-eye view of Capitola, circa 1940s. In the foreground is Soquel Creek along the Riverview neighborhood, showing numerous houses, many of which were built in the 1920s. The main road ...

Researchers are working together to determine the cause of a mysterious paralysis syndrome affecting native birds across a major state. The neurological condition is affecting magpies across Perth ...

Hidden in Plain Sight: Evanston’s Double Houses is available for purchase at Bookends & Beginnings, Chicago-Main Newsstand, Evanston History Center, and on the Design Evanston website, ...

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 have cardboard with pictures of houses and different words on them ...

Discover the truth behind the world's strangest architectural mysteries, from the underground city of Derinkuyu and the Egyptian pyramids to Canada's mother-in-law doors.

these bird and bat houses serve as an educational tool—offering a unique opportunity for residents, students, and nature enthusiasts to observe and learn about native wildlife up close. Residents and ...

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.

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.