Sony is making it easier for developers to build their own camera remote apps. The company has announced a new software development kit (SDK) specifically designed for building tools to control its ...

Banuba, a leading augmented reality company, is excited to announce the latest enhancement to its Camera SDK, introducing a groundbreaking feature that leverages augmented reality to elevate ...

SAN DIEGO—Sony Electronics has announced an updated version of its Camera Remote Software Development Kit (SDK), which allows users to operate Sony’s cameras remotely from their computers. Updated ...

‘Interval shooting’ functions and ‘AF tracking sensitivity’ settings and expanded menu for pre-and post-shooting settings. ‘Event notification’ and ’Status acquisition’ Sony today launched an updated ...

San Diego, CA, Nov. 10, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Truepic Lens, the first smartphone camera for capturing secure and authenticated digital content, was recognized as one of TIME's 2022 Best Inventions ...

Sony has expanded the functionality of its Camera Remote SDK, in version 1.04, and increased the range of compatible models. Aimed at applications involving photogrammetry, speed cameras and mapping ...

-Latest version of SDK extends USB and Wired Ethernet connectivity options, increasing the number of cameras that can be connected and remotely controlled -x86 Linux compatibility Sony has launched an ...

Alrad Imaging has announced the introduction of a universal Software Development Kit for GigE Vision™ compliant cameras from A&B Software. Responding to the high demands for a universal Software ...

Amsterdam-based Here Technologies, a developer of intelligent mapping and location technologies, today announced the release of a software development kit that uses machine learning and artificial ...

Ricoh’s Takeharu Tone talks with Senior Tech Editor Bill Wong about the THETA V’s API and SDK, which make it possible for third-party developers to create their own Android-based plug-ins to customize ...

Sony's mirrorless cameras are usually well-regarded, but their support for remote control? Not so much. You've usually had to rely on Sony's own software, making the cameras non-starters for portrait ...