| NEWS FROM LYYN™ |
| Two new dealers in UK |
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Buccaneer provides a full range of survey & inspection products and services to both maritime professionals and the oil & gas industry, as well as leisure & light-marine products and equipment to the inshore professional and recreational boat owner. Buccaneer is also a leading authorized sales & service dealer for VideoRay in the UK. [web site ]
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Liquavision is the sole UK Distributor of the LBV and the revolutionary LBC from SeaBotix. In addition to that Liquavision offers portfolio of complimentary products for the Marine, Oil and Gas, Off Shore, Emergency Services and MOD sectors. [web site ]
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| New Security dealer in Sweden and Norway |
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Direktronik AB, established 1986, is a niche product distributor in the computer network and security field located in Nynäshamn Sweden. |
| They carry a wide range of products including IP-cameras, Ethernet switches, fiber extenders, installation equipment etc. Direktronik offer mailorder service to customer primarely in Sweden and Norway and are now proud distributors of the LYYN products for both markets. Although Direktroniks main market is Scandinavia, they will happily accept orders from international customers and ships out with your designated forwarder. For more information about Direktronik, turn to www.direktronik.se or www.direktronik.no for norweigan customers. |
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| New user stories and user videos on LYYN™ showroom LYYNIFIED.COM |
Piloting a sunmersible with LYYN T38™, by the Institute of Oceanology, Bulgaria |
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Black Sea exploraion is of special interest to the scientific community, the Institute
of Oceanology believes. Evidence suggests that the region was a center of maritime
trade for millennia, stretching from Roman and Greek times as far back as the
Bronze Age. The Black Sea is also the only sea with a deep-water anoxic layer,
oxygen-deprived waters where wood-boring mollusks cannot survive. Because of
this, wooden shipwrecks of antiquity can remain in a high state of preservation for
thousands of years.
The Institute of Oceanology's research submersible
PC–8 has been operated since 1987. |
The submersible has been used in many operaions; one of the most publicly known is the series of expeditions to the Black Sea initiated by National Geographic Society explorer-in-residence and Institute for Exploration president Robert Ballard, the
oceanographer and undersea explorer famous for his discovery of the Titanic and other historic shipwrecks.
“In our case, when the
UW visibility decreases
I start piloting the
submersible watching
the TV monitor showing
the LYYN T38™ enhanced
video and stop looking
through the front window…“ [more] |
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| RECOMMENDED READING |
| Brains vision filters determine what we pay attention to |
With 70% of the brain's neurons somehow serving the visual system, one cannot help but appreciate the enormous influence of vision on our perception of the world. But, despite the wonders of the human eye, 80% of our sight results from interpretation based on experience.
During the critical learning period of zero to 28 months and thereafter until age 25 when the brain structurally matures, visual memories are encoded into hardwired brain maps. These filters create shortcuts and assumptions which make up a majority of what we "see."
There are gaps in our perception that must be filled in if we are to establish meaning of what our visual senses detect. While we may pick up patterns, our brain maps fill in the missing information with incomplete information. This gives illusionists the opportunity to trick our brains into making the wrong conclusions.
And there are more things influencing your vision and perception of the world around you. Your eyes "see" everything around you; all they do is receive light waves in a certain frequency range. Very much as a camera sensor. Then your brain determines what is significant enough to reach your level of conscious awareness. |
For instance, as you read this sentence, your mind homes in on each word and blots out the rest of the page. This roving spot of attention tames the flood of visual information that hundreds of thousand of nerves attached to the back of your eye's retina stream into the brain.
So, what do you really see?
Take a look at this video and judge for your self! |
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