A controller like this is programmed using something called 'Ladder Logic'. It is a simple programming language that allows the timing on or off of large motors by computer, or of taking inputs from switches, or measuring temperature limits, or 'speeds' or many other parameters. The process of taking an image from a TV camera or a CCD device and converting the image to a set of stored digital data points, and combined with some mathematics is referred to as Image Processing. Images can be manipulated once they are in digital form to enhance the image or alter the characteristics of the image. Morphing technology, infrared images, medical imaging, heads up displays in an aircraft are all examples of image processing.
Image processing can pull an image out of the darkness and make it daylight clear.
They're our triple cities. Binghamton is a 'Simulator' community. The original Edwin A. Link Flight Simulator was invented here. There's one in our Applied Technology Building. Small body with short stubby wings based on 'Player Piano' technology.