00:00:00:00 B-ROLL Pres Clinton and VP Al Gore given tour and demostration of Spectrum Technology at outdoor High Technology Conference and exhibit. (0:00)/

No title. European space technology centre at Noordwijk, Holland (Netherlands). <br/> <br/>L/S the ESTEC (European Space Technology Centre) building. L/S ditto. L/S interior of test centre, pan to satellite. C/U technician. M/S satellite. C/U ditto. Panning shot another test hall with rockets. M/S rocket nose undergoing test in front of light. C/U ditto. L/S rocket launching. L/S another rocket blasting off. L/S another rocket blast off. L/S rocket in flight. (F/G) <br/>

Interview Re: Technology

Security check at California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California. Security guard stops an army staff car at the gate. Car is allowed to enter after identification. Guard room with several guards is also shown. Location: Pasadena California USA. Date: February 25, 1958.

Animation of the anatomical structure of the human brain

New York Stock Exchange - NYSE - SIAC computers - technology - machines - buttons - switches - switchboard - screens - monitors - computer technician - old technology

A model of a satellite is depicted in a series about science and technology. Transferred from film to HD - uncompressed and ProRes HQ - available in all forms of HD and SD.

Eastman Kodak, whose home in in Rochester, New York, recently announced and implemented massive layoffs. Unemployment in Rochester is already at 4%. In an effort to balance the losses, Rochester Institute of Technology is offering to retrain laid-off Kodak workers so they can return to the workplace.

Threads of Technology

Al Gore with beard speaks about the economy at some event, jokes tha he was "the first one laid off.."; Shots from some hi-tech technology convention: CU of various DVD players and digital watches, MP3 players, Mini digital video/ phone thing; (Digital Technology)

INT BROLL HOUSE SCIENCE BORDER TECHNOLOGY HEARING Border Security Technology Witnesses testified at a House Science, Space, and Technology subcommittee joint hearing on surveillance technologies that could help secure the U.S. border with Mexico.

A demonstration, somewhere in the Scottish Borders (the tractor number plate is a Borders plate), of a CLAAS Harsewinkel harvester. CLAAS is an agricultural machinery manufacturer based in Harsewinkel, Germany, in the federal state of North Rhine Westphalia. Founded in 1913 by August Claas, CLAAS is a family business and one of the market and technology leaders in harvesting technology.

GM Fuel Cell & Hybrid technology: GM hybrid premiers at auto show, on-the-scene and sit-down interviews with GM executives on this new technology, b-roll of engine interior and hybrid in action, speeding down forest roads. Features interior shots of new high-tech steering technology.

Miscellaneous Technology enhanced applications. Cyberware Technology Company - laser technology used to make sculptured head busts, and also used in medical technology, anthropology, and movie making. Fireworks company, Pyro Spectaculars from Rialto, California - one of the largest fireworks companies in the world.

Sausage production line with the new technology of a vegetable casing at the factory of the company "Multiportion" (Dalisa). Sausage production line with the new technology of vegetable casing at the factory of the company "Multiportion" (Dalisa) with plant employees at work, sausage meat at different mechanized stages. Keywords: FOOD INDUSTRY,FOOD PRODUCT,QUEBEC ,WORKER,MEAT

How technology could improve American life

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

INTV/W ASHTON CARTER OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY ABOUT US TECHNOLOGY. 00:01:33 cu of carter who talks about us technology at the end of wwII (world war II). he talks about defense department development of commercial technology such as the jet plane. he discusses the development of small computers. he talks about military and commercial technology. CI: PERSONALITIES: CARTER, ASHTON. INDUSTRIES: TECHNOLOGY.

Animation of facial recognition scanning at an airport passport border control.

Square Off; Guests are: Madeline Murphy, Journalist; Alan Christian, WFBR Radio; Edgar Berman, Physician; John Lofton, Journalist

23:12 -24:36>>>technology, medicine technology, lens implant technology seen, laser technology removing lens. Good views of operation. Close ups. 23:24 -24:24>>>Doctor in front of microscope with assistants behind him. Slow zoom in. Narration says that Austrian doctor has succeeded in filming the behavior of an artificial lens in a human which has led to revolutionary changes in implant technology. Cut to CU of lens implant operation. Narration mentions he also developed a special tweezers which enabled a lens to be removed without damaging the eye and to replace it with a new one. Operation seen - as doctor works on human eye, two large screens to the side of him project the image of the operation eye surgery - medical