But if the iPhone could process the data from its camera with the same accuracy as a human, it could drive your car.

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Cells are lined up like ants and passed one-by-one through a tiny fluid channel one-fourth the width of a human hair, and a digital camera sensor chip captures images of the cells as they pass over an array of nanoscale holes.

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Cells are lined up like ants and passed one by one through a tiny fluid channel one-fourth the width of a human hair, and a digital camera sensor chip captures images of the cells as they pass over an array of nanoscale holes.

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By doing so the robot's camera scanner reading of DNA test strips eliminates human error.

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When the camera detects a heat source in the shape of a human being, the on-board computer alerts the driver by highlighting the pedestrian in yellow on the dashboard screen.

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Even in backlit or nighttime scenes, the camera can beautifully capture images, just as they are seen by the human eye.

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The D3100 camera also uses Face Detection technology to lock focus on up to 35 human faces, a feat not even accomplished with consumer camcorders.

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