Overview of Ricoh's California Research Center

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Barrus will present an overview of RII's California Research Center its origins, research capability, and how CRC fits in with Ricoh Company, Ltd. in Japan. CRC works in a variety of research areas, including multimedia document analysis, hardware, optics, image processing and business workflow. CRC created the world's fastest JPG compression and was instrumental in creating the J2K standard. Several examples of current and past research will be presented, along with demos and videos.



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