Computer vision, Artificial intelligence, Digital image, Computer graphics and Image processing are his primary areas of study. As part of one scientific family, Joseph A. Manico deals mainly with the area of Computer vision, narrowing it down to issues related to the Dual, and often Image signal. The Artificial intelligence study combines topics in areas such as Digital audio, Audio signal flow, Radio receiver design, Digital video and Digital signal processing.
His Digital image research integrates issues from Multimedia, Digital image processing and Information retrieval. His studies in Computer graphics integrate themes in fields like Fold, Code, Digital printing and Light source, Light pipe. His studies in Image processing integrate themes in fields like Lens and Image sensor.
His primary areas of investigation include Artificial intelligence, Computer vision, Computer graphics, Digital image and Image. Many of his studies involve connections with topics such as Lens and Artificial intelligence. He performs integrative study on Computer vision and Set in his works.
Much of his study explores Computer graphics relationship to Frame. In general Digital image study, his work on Digital imaging often relates to the realm of Software, thereby connecting several areas of interest. His Image research incorporates themes from Identifier and Bearing.
His main research concerns Computer vision, Artificial intelligence, Digital image, Image capture and Engineering drawing. The study incorporates disciplines such as Key and Computer graphics in addition to Computer vision. The various areas that he examines in his Computer graphics study include Timestamp, Service provider and Multimedia.
His work on Image scaling and Search engine indexing as part of general Artificial intelligence study is frequently linked to Notation, bridging the gap between disciplines. Joseph A. Manico has researched Digital image in several fields, including Digital image processing, Data mining and Observer. Joseph A. Manico works mostly in the field of Image processing, limiting it down to topics relating to Lens and, in certain cases, Camera interface and Image resolution, as a part of the same area of interest.
Joseph A. Manico mostly deals with Computer vision, Artificial intelligence, Digital image, Computer graphics and Image. His work in Image capture and Image processing are all subfields of Computer vision research. Joseph A. Manico combines subjects such as Lens, Image sensor, Video communication system and Wireless with his study of Image processing.
His Digital image research integrates issues from Timestamp and Digital image processing. His work in Computer graphics addresses issues such as Digital media, which are connected to fields such as Array data structure. In his works, he undertakes multidisciplinary study on Image and Set.
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Charging display system
Joseph Anthony Manico;Joel Sherwood Lawther;Michael J. Telek.
(2007)
System for custom imprinting a variety of articles with images obtained from a variety of different sources
John Bruce C O Eastman Watkins;Jeffrey Robert C O Eastm Myers;John Randall C O East Fredlund;Joseph Anthony C O East Manico.
(1994)
Interactive image storage, indexing and retrieval system
David L. Patton;Philip R. Ashe;Joseph A. Manico.
(1999)
Method and apparatus for operating a dual lens camera to augment an image
Kenneth A. Parulski;Wilbert F. Janson;John N. Border;John R. Fredlund.
(2007)
Method and apparatus for operating a dual lens camera to augment an image
Kenneth Alan Parulski;Wilbert Frank Janson;John Norvold Border;John Randall Fredlund.
(2007)
Digital camera using multiple image sensors to provide improved temporal sampling
Aaron T. Deever;Kenneth A. Parulski;John R. Fredlund;Majid Rabbani.
(2007)
Dual sided photographic album leaf and method of making
Joseph Anthony Manico;Richard Carroll Reem.
(1998)
Digital camera using multiple image sensors to provide improved temporal sampling
Aaron Thomas Deever;Kenneth Alan Parulski;John Randall Fredlund;Majid Rabbani.
(2007)
Method of permitting group access to electronically stored images and transaction card used in the method
Dale F. McIntyre;Joseph A. Manico;Andrew T. Cooper.
(2005)
Talking picture album
Jiyosefu Ansonii Maniko;Deeru Furederitsuku Matsukinta.
(1995)
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