Nikon has at last released software that turns your fancy DSLR or mirrorless camera into a high-end webcam. Other major camera makers have rolled out similar tools in the last several months, as ...

Responding to the high demands for a universal Software Development Kit for GigE Vision™ compliant cameras, A&B Software has released the new ActiveGigE SDK. The SDK provides developers and end-users ...

A company that once made eyes for Westworld-like robots adapted its depth-sensing software to work on dual-rear camera phones.

The vibe coding era, in which AI is automating more of the work of software engineers, is raising questions about which skills really matter.

Coding bootcamps have been a mainstay in Silicon Valley for more than a decade. Now, as AI eliminates the kind of entry-level roles for which they trained people, they’re disappearing.

Tech companies—including OpenAI—are developing a new generation of AI assistants that can not only write code but debug, organize, and critique it, too.

Canon, Microsoft, Adobe, others tackle metadata problems such as losing captions when transferring digital photos from cameras to software to Web sites.

A.I. tools from Microsoft and other companies are helping write code, placing software engineers at the forefront of the technology’s potential to disrupt the work force.