fifteen years ago , jennifer lopez ' shimmering , navel-baring versace gown captivated the world . fifteen years ago , jennifer lopez ' shimmering , navel-baring versace gown captivated the world . so much so that , long before kim kardashian was breaking the internet , j lo 's 2000 red carpet appearance set the web ablaze . it even caught the attention of google executive , eric schmidt , who has revealed that the plunging dress was his inspiration for creating google images . ` when google was launched , people were amazed that they were able to find out about almost anything by typing just a few words into a computer , ' he told project-syndicate . com . google co-founders larry page and sergey brin -- like all other successful inventors -- kept iterating , said schmidt . they started with images , because people wanted more than just text . ` this first became apparent after the 2000 grammy awards , where jennifer lopez wore a green dress that , well , caught the world 's attention , ' added schmidt . ` at the time , it was the most popular search query we had ever seen . ` but we had no surefire way of getting users exactly what they wanted : j lo wearing that dress . google image search was born . ' if you open your suitcase after leaving the airport with damaged goods inside , this might be the reason why . an airport luggage conveyor belt has a novel way of separating bags into the correct queues - but it 's a somewhat cut and thrust job . as the suitcases whizz round on the belt , out of nowhere a mechanical arm slams into the bags and and thrusts them onto a lower track . the red and black luggage moves along the conveyor after being taken from the plane . suddenly the mechanical arm springs into action giving the luggage some brute force . and with a sharp movement , the red and black case is passed down onto a lower conveyor belt . the mechanism appears to work on a sensor system , ensuring it strikes out at the centre of the luggage so as to not spin it , but what might shock is the force of the action . it is not known where this video was taken , although it is believed to be an international airport . however baggage pushers like this are used at airports all over the world , with dutch company vanderlande market leaders in the machinery . their ` parallel pusher , ' similar to the one in this video , is a widely used horizontal divert pusher that sorts single bags to one destination only . -lrb- cnn -rrb- -- muzak , the company that put pop , string-filled arrangements of rock songs in your elevator , filed bankruptcy papers tuesday after it missed a $ 105 million payment to creditors . the muzak company is best known for background music piped into places such as elevators . the pipeline of easy listening will continue to flow as muzak restructures its debt during the chapter 11 process , the company said . `` muzak is a solid business with an outstanding customer base , but we are burdened with substantial debt obligations established over a decade ago , '' muzak ceo stephen villa said . muzak 's cash flows doubled in the last three years , villa said , `` demonstrating that our business continues to perform well even in today 's challenging environment . '' when the pusher is activated , a pusher plate operates at 90 degrees to the transport direction and pushes the bag into a destination or onto a connection conveyor . this suitcase is set for a ride on a different conveyor in a matter of seconds . the arm extends out to separate the luggage in the hope it arrives with its owner . the video , after being uploaded to youtube , has been met with mixed responses . user stephanie o wrote : ` this is the real reason why your baggage is destroyed at the airport ' , while sarah cartwright added : ` vicious airport baggage packer . ' before google image search , web surfers could only search through a page of text divided by 10 blue links . this meant they first had to click on these links before finding out if j lo 's dress was featured . when google images was launched in july 2001 , the site offered access to 250 million images . just ten year later , that figure reached more than 10 billion . the dress is one of the few articles of specific clothing to be honoured its own wikipedia page . after hearing the news , the 45-year-old singer shared an old picture of her in that dress on instagram . she added : ` who knew !! #onepersoncanchangetheworld #onedresscanchangetheworld #jlo + versace = history #positivechange #funfacts lol ' the dress caught the attention of google executive , eric schmidt -lrb- pictured -rrb- , who recently revealed that it was his inspiration for creating google images . google has big plans for its image search . a team of google researchers recently developed an advanced image classification and detection algorithm called googlenet , which is twice as effective than previous programs . it is so accurate it can locate and distinguish between a range of object sizes within a single image , and it can also determine an object within , or on top of , an object , within the photo . the software recently placed first in the imagenet large-scale visual recognition challenge -lrb- ilsvrc -rrb- . google has made the software open to other developers , to help increase its accuracy , and in the future , the technology could be used to improve google image searches . it could also scour youtube videos for specific objects or shapes . he may have helped to build the internet , but dr vinton ` vint ' cerf has urged computer users to print out their most treasured photographs , or risk losing them . the google vice president warned that as operating systems and software become more sophisticated , documents and images stored using older technology will become increasingly inaccessible . he went on to say that our dependence on technology could lead to the 21st century being a new dark age in history , with any evidence of our culture lost in a digital ` black hole ' . in centuries to come , future historians looking back on the current era could be confronted by a digital desert comparable with the dark ages - the post-roman period in western europe about which relatively little is known because of the scarcity of written records . dmtryp says what most people would think on viewing the video , writing : ` hope none of the souvenirs were made out of glass or ceramics . ' dr cerf , who also has the title of chief internet evangelist at google , said : ` if we 're thinking 1,000 years , 3,000 years ahead in the future , we have to ask ourselves , how do we preserve all the bits that we need in order to correctly interpret the digital objects we create ? ` we are nonchalantly throwing all of our data into what could become an information black hole without realising it . ' along with its ubiquitous elevator offerings , muzak and its 14 affiliates -- all privately owned -- produce on-hold messages and install sound systems , digital signs and drive-thru systems for retail businesses . bankruptcy documents showed muzak owes its largest creditor -- u.s. bank , as indentured trustee -- about $ 370 million , nearly all of it due this year . muzak spokeswoman meaghan repko said the filing was voluntary and in cooperation with the creditors . the weakened global economy was not a factor , she said , noting the company 's profits have been rising in recent years . the chapter 11 protections will allow muzak time to restructure the debt , which was incurred a decade ago , she said .
machines are used around the world for sorting luggage onto conveyors . video shows swift and powerful mechanical arm separating suitcases . similar to the ` parallel pusher ' developed by leading dutch company .
fifteen years ago , jennifer lopez ' shimmering , navel-baring versace gown captivated the world . fifteen years ago , jennifer lopez ' shimmering , navel-baring versace gown captivated the world . so much so that , long before kim kardashian was breaking the internet , j lo 's 2000 red carpet appearance set the web ablaze . it even caught the attention of google executive , eric schmidt , who has revealed that the plunging dress was his inspiration for creating google images . ` when google was launched , people were amazed that they were able to find out about almost anything by typing just a few words into a computer , ' he told project-syndicate . com . google co-founders larry page and sergey brin -- like all other successful inventors -- kept iterating , said schmidt . they started with images , because people wanted more than just text . ` this first became apparent after the 2000 grammy awards , where jennifer lopez wore a green dress that , well , caught the world 's attention , ' added schmidt . ` at the time , it was the most popular search query we had ever seen . ` but we had no surefire way of getting users exactly what they wanted : j lo wearing that dress . google image search was born . ' if you open your suitcase after leaving the airport with damaged goods inside , this might be the reason why . an airport luggage conveyor belt has a novel way of separating bags into the correct queues - but it 's a somewhat cut and thrust job . as the suitcases whizz round on the belt , out of nowhere a mechanical arm slams into the bags and and thrusts them onto a lower track . the red and black luggage moves along the conveyor after being taken from the plane . suddenly the mechanical arm springs into action giving the luggage some brute force . and with a sharp movement , the red and black case is passed down onto a lower conveyor belt . the mechanism appears to work on a sensor system , ensuring it strikes out at the centre of the luggage so as to not spin it , but what might shock is the force of the action . it is not known where this video was taken , although it is believed to be an international airport . however baggage pushers like this are used at airports all over the world , with dutch company vanderlande market leaders in the machinery . their ` parallel pusher , ' similar to the one in this video , is a widely used horizontal divert pusher that sorts single bags to one destination only . -lrb- cnn -rrb- -- muzak , the company that put pop , string-filled arrangements of rock songs in your elevator , filed bankruptcy papers tuesday after it missed a $ 105 million payment to creditors . the muzak company is best known for background music piped into places such as elevators . the pipeline of easy listening will continue to flow as muzak restructures its debt during the chapter 11 process , the company said . `` muzak is a solid business with an outstanding customer base , but we are burdened with substantial debt obligations established over a decade ago , '' muzak ceo stephen villa said . muzak 's cash flows doubled in the last three years , villa said , `` demonstrating that our business continues to perform well even in today 's challenging environment . '' when the pusher is activated , a pusher plate operates at 90 degrees to the transport direction and pushes the bag into a destination or onto a connection conveyor . this suitcase is set for a ride on a different conveyor in a matter of seconds . the arm extends out to separate the luggage in the hope it arrives with its owner . the video , after being uploaded to youtube , has been met with mixed responses . user stephanie o wrote : ` this is the real reason why your baggage is destroyed at the airport ' , while sarah cartwright added : ` vicious airport baggage packer . ' before google image search , web surfers could only search through a page of text divided by 10 blue links . this meant they first had to click on these links before finding out if j lo 's dress was featured . when google images was , but dr vinton ` vint ' cerf has urged computer users to print out their most treasured photographs , or risk losing them . the google vice president warned that as operating systems and software become more sophisticated , documents and images stored using older technology will become increasingly inaccessible . he went on to say that our dependence on technology could lead to the 21st century being a new dark age in history , with any evidence of our culture lost in a digital ` black hole ' . in centuries to come , future historians looking back on the current era could be confronted by a digital desert comparable with the dark ages - the post-roman period in western europe about which relatively little is known because of the scarcity of written records . dmtryp says what most people would think on viewing the video , writing : ` hope none of the souvenirs were made out of glass or ceramics . ' dr cerf , who also has the title of chief internet evangelist at google , said : ` if we 're thinking 1,000 years , 3,000 years ahead in the future , we have to ask ourselves , how do we preserve all the bits that we need in order to correctly interpret the digital objects we create ? ` we are nonchalantly throwing all of our data into what could become an information black hole without realising it . ' along with its ubiquitous elevator offerings , muzak and
-- like all other successful inventors -- kept iterating , said schmidt . they started with images , because people wanted more than just text . ` this first became apparent after the 2000 grammy awards , where jennifer lopez wore a green dress that , well , caught the world 's attention , ' added schmidt . ` at the time , it was the most popular search query we had ever seen . ` but we had no surefire way of getting users exactly what they wanted : j lo wearing that dress . google image search was born . ' if you open your suitcase after leaving the airport with damaged goods inside , this might be the reason why . an airport luggage conveyor belt has a novel way of separating bags into the correct queues - but it 's a somewhat cut and thrust job . as the suitcases whizz round on the belt , out of nowhere a mechanical arm slams into the bags and and thrusts them onto a lower track . the red and black luggage moves along the conveyor after being taken from the plane . suddenly the mechanical arm springs into action giving the luggage some brute force . and with a sharp movement , the red and black case is passed down onto a lower conveyor belt . the mechanism appears to work on a sensor system , ensuring it strikes out at the centre of the luggage so as to not spin it , but what might shock is the force of the action . it is not known where this video was taken , although it is believed to be an international airport . however baggage pushers like this are used at airports all over the world , with dutch company vanderlande market leaders in the machinery . their ` parallel pusher , ' similar to the one in this video , is a widely used horizontal divert pusher that sorts single bags to one destination only . -lrb- cnn -rrb- -- muzak , the company that put pop , string-filled arrangements of rock songs in your elevator , filed bankruptcy papers tuesday after it missed a $ 105 million payment to creditors . the muzak company is best known for background music piped into places such as elevators . the pipeline of easy listening will continue to flow as muzak restructures its debt during the chapter 11 process , the company said . `` muzak is a solid business with an outstanding customer base , but we are burdened with substantial debt obligations established over a decade ago , '' muzak ceo stephen villa said . muzak 's cash flows doubled in the last three years , villa said , `` demonstrating that our business continues to perform well even in today 's challenging environment . '' when the pusher is activated , a pusher plate operates at 90 degrees to the transport direction and pushes the bag into a destination or onto a connection conveyor . this suitcase is set for a ride on a different conveyor in a matter of seconds . the arm extends out to separate the luggage in the hope it arrives with its owner . the video , after being uploaded to youtube , has been met with mixed responses . user stephanie o wrote : ` this is the real reason why your baggage is destroyed at the airport ' , while sarah cartwright added : ` vicious airport baggage packer . ' before google image search , web surfers could only search through a page of text divided by 10 blue links . this meant they first had to click on these links before finding out if j lo 's dress was featured . when google images was an advanced image classification and detection algorithm called googlenet , which is twice as effective than previous programs . it is so accurate it can locate and distinguish between a range of object sizes within a single image , and it can also determine an object within , or on top of , an object , within the photo . the software recently placed first in the imagenet large-scale visual recognition challenge -lrb- ilsvrc -rrb- . google has made the software open to other developers , to help increase its accuracy , and in the future , the technology could be used to improve google image searches . it could also scour youtube videos for specific objects or shapes . he may have helped to build the internet , but dr vinton ` vint ' cerf has urged computer users to print out their most treasured photographs , or risk losing them . the google vice president warned that as operating systems and software become more sophisticated , documents and images stored using older technology will become increasingly inaccessible . he went on to say that our dependence on technology could lead to the 21st century being a new dark age in history , with any evidence of our culture lost in a digital ` black hole ' . in centuries to come , future historians looking back on the current era could be confronted by a digital desert comparable with the dark ages - the post-roman period in western europe about which relatively little is known because of the scarcity of written records . dmtryp says what most people would think on viewing the video , writing : ` hope none of the souvenirs were made out of glass or ceramics . ' dr cerf , who also has the title of chief internet evangelist at google , said : ` if we 're thinking 1,000 years , 3,000 years ahead in the future , we have to ask ourselves , how do we preserve all the bits that we need in order to correctly interpret the digital objects we create ? ` we are nonchalantly throwing all of our data into what could become an information black hole without realising it . ' along with its ubiquitous elevator offerings , muzak and
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belt has a novel way of separating bags into the correct queues - but it 's a somewhat cut and thrust job . as the suitcases whizz round on the belt , out of nowhere a mechanical arm slams into the bags and and thrusts them onto a lower track . the red and black luggage moves along the conveyor after being taken from the plane . suddenly the mechanical arm springs into action giving the luggage some brute force . and with a sharp movement , the red and black case is passed down onto a lower conveyor belt . the mechanism appears to work on a sensor system , ensuring it strikes out at the centre of the luggage so as to not spin it , but what might shock is the force of the action . it is not known where this video was taken , although it is believed to be an international airport . however baggage pushers like this are used at airports all over the world , with dutch company vanderlande market leaders in the machinery . their ` parallel pusher , ' similar to the one in this video , is a widely used horizontal divert pusher that sorts single bags to one destination only . -lrb- cnn -rrb- -- muzak , the company that put pop , string-filled arrangements of rock songs in your elevator , filed bankruptcy papers tuesday after it missed a $ 105 million payment to creditors . the muzak company is best known for background music piped into places such as elevators . the pipeline of easy listening will continue to flow as muzak restructures its debt during the chapter 11 process , the company said . `` muzak is a solid business with an outstanding customer base , but we are burdened with substantial debt obligations established over a decade ago , '' muzak ceo stephen villa said . muzak 's cash flows doubled in the last three years , villa said , `` demonstrating that our business continues to perform well even in today 's challenging environment . '' when the pusher is activated , a pusher plate operates at 90 degrees to the transport direction and pushes the bag into a destination or onto a connection conveyor . this suitcase is set for a ride on a different conveyor in a matter of seconds . the arm extends out to separate the luggage in the hope it arrives with its owner . the video , after being uploaded to youtube , has been met with mixed responses . user stephanie o wrote : ` this is the real reason why your baggage is destroyed at the airport ' , while sarah cartwright added : ` vicious airport baggage packer . ' before google image search , web surfers could only search through a page of text divided by 10 blue links . this meant they first had to click on these links before finding out if j lo 's dress was featured . when google images was , but dr vinton ` vint ' cerf has urged computer users to print out their most treasured photographs , or risk losing them . the google vice president warned that as operating systems and software become more sophisticated , documents and images stored using older technology will become increasingly inaccessible . he went on to say that our dependence on technology could lead to the 21st century being a new dark age in history , with any evidence of our culture lost in a digital ` black hole ' . in centuries to come , future historians looking back on the current era could be confronted by a digital desert comparable with the dark ages - the post-roman period in western europe about which relatively little is known because of the scarcity of written records . dmtryp says what most people would think on viewing the video , writing : ` hope none of the souvenirs were made out of glass or ceramics . ' dr cerf , who also has the title of chief internet evangelist at google , said : ` if we 're thinking 1,000 years , 3,000 years ahead in the future , we have to ask ourselves , how do we preserve all the bits that we need in order to correctly interpret the digital objects we create ? ` we are nonchalantly throwing all of our data into what could become an information black hole without realising it . ' along with its ubiquitous elevator offerings , muzak and
 The text describes a novel way of separating bags into correct queues using a mechanical arm, which is controlled by sensors and algorithms to ensure efficient and accurate sorting. The system can handle various types of luggage and can be integrated with existing airport infrastructure.