AI Revolutionizes Video Capture | “The Current War” Reviewed | V2X Babel
EE Times Current1 Marras 2019

AI Revolutionizes Video Capture | “The Current War” Reviewed | V2X Babel

This week, we discuss the film “The Current War,” and the race between Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse to light up the world in the 1890s.

Also, video has been captured the same way for more than 125 years. But modern electronics is making it possible to capture and display video in an entirely new way. We’ll talk about the French company that is doing it.

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