"Dylan is at NASA, and Dylan is in charge of all the acquisition of all of the imaging that comes from the space station. Prior to that it was the shuttle, but what we have entered into is a Space Act Agreement, based on the technology that you're seeing today and we're very excited about the future of that," states Dr. Carbonara.

We caught up with sophomore student Will Critchfield who has been working on the project. When he first heard about it, he approached Dr. Carbonara to find out if he could get involved and was immediately welcomed on board.

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Among luxury SUVs, the Cadillac Escalade has long made no apologies about being big and brash. Now Cadillac has redesigned the Escalade for 2021 with a new look and an infusion of new technology features. Do these updates make it the best large luxury SUV you can buy?

Not if the competition has anything to say about it. The 2021 Escalade faces off against the 2021 Lincoln Navigator, Edmunds’ preferred pick over the previous-generation Escalade, and one of Europe’s most luxurious SUVs, the 2021 Mercedes-Benz GLS. Edmunds’ experts compare all three to find out which one takes the crown.

DRIVING EXPERIENCE

Standard with every Escalade is a 420-horsepower 6.2-liter V8, the crown jewel of General Motors’ truck and SUV engines. A diesel-powered six-cylinder engine is also new for 2021, and when paired with rear-wheel drive, it has the highest EPA-estimated fuel economy in this group of 23 mpg. The Escalade is relatively smooth and composed around turns, but its prodigious torque is the highlight of the driving experience.

Every Navigator comes with a turbocharged V6 engine making 450 horsepower; there’s no other engine available. Like the Escalade, the Navigator is comfortable, but you never forget you’re in a massive vehicle. The GLS’ lineup ranges from a 362-horsepower six-cylinder engine to a ferocious 603-horsepower turbocharged V8 in high-performance AMG trim. In Edmunds testing the GLS posted the best acceleration, braking and handling figures of this group. On-road comfort is unparalleled too.

Winner: Mercedes-Benz GLS

UTILITY

Part of the Escalade’s appeal is its ability to haul heavy toys with ease. And the new version impresses with a maximum towing capacity of up to 8,200 pounds — enough, in some cases, to pull a camper trailer up to 27 feet long. If you’re looking for maximum space, the longer Escalade ESV has a lower tow rating but cavernous cargo capacity.

Lincoln takes a similar approach to the Navigator: The standard version tows up to 8,700 pounds, and the longer Navigator L maxes out cargo space, though it trails the Escalade ESV in total capacity. In this case, the Mercedes places a distant third. It has a max towing capacity of 7,700 pounds and less cargo space than the two U.S. brands.

Winner: Cadillac Escalade

COMFORT

The 2021 Escalade makes a great first impression, with supple leather, authentic wood and aluminum trim. But compared with the best of the best, the Escalade falls short. Its seats lack plushness, and the ride is more bumpy over differing road surfaces. There’s no question the Escalade is comfortable, but the competition is palatial and plush.

Lincoln makes the Navigator impressively easy to use: The doors open wide and deployable running boards come standard. It is also well appointed, although there are a number of blind spots. The GLS has no such issues. It’s easier to see out of, and the materials inside are second to none. The GLS has exceptional ride quality, and an optional road-scanning adaptive suspension elevates the class to new heights.

Winner: Mercedes-Benz GLS

FEATURES

The Escalade offers a veritable buffet of features. Heated front and second-row seats are standard, and the highlight is Super Cruise, an optional hands-free driving aid that works exceptionally well. However, we’re somewhat disappointed that most features are sold a la carte. For instance, adaptive cruise control isn’t standard even on the Escalade’s midlevel trims.

The Navigator comes with more standard safety equipment, including blind-spot monitoring and lane keeping assist. Still, the Mercedes shines. Every GLS — even the base model — comes with ventilated front seats, four-zone climate control, eight USB ports, a stellar voice command system and numerous safety aids.

Winner: Mercedes-Benz GLS

VALUE

The main draws for the Escalade are its signature styling and forceful V8 engine. There are also expansive dashboard screens that lend the Escalade some cutting-edge flair. However, the SUV is hampered by costly options and some subpar cabin materials.

The Navigator lacks the modern interior look of the Escalade but otherwise more fully delivers on value with more standard features. More importantly, the Navigator’s upscale materials feel more inherently worthy of the price tag. As for the Mercedes GLS, its base version is priced similarly to the Escalade and Navigator, but the V8-powered trim levels are downright princely. The GLS delivers, but value isn’t its calling card.

Winner: Lincoln Navigator

EDMUNDS SAYS

We expect a lot from large luxury SUVs, and the new Cadillac Escalade meets our expectations. Unfortunately, it doesn’t exceed them, making the Lincoln Navigator a smarter choice for the money. But at the top of this comparison is the Mercedes-Benz GLS. It may not deliver on the value front, but it provides the most extravagant celebration of grandeur.

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2021 Cadillac Escalade review; 2021 Lincoln Navigator review; 2021 Mercedes-Benz GLS review.

"One of our key people involved in the company is Steven Poster, a cinematographer who's done more than 70 films and was the President of the American Society of Cinematographers, just absolutely a giant in the field. He is so enamored with this and so behind this, that he used and provided a phrase of the colors between the colors," says Dr. Carbonara.

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We traveled to Waco to check out 6P Color, Inc. The color imaging system is revolutionizing TV, cinema, and storytelling through vibrant colors we've never been able to see on air before.

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Award-winning colorists from Hollywood are also taking note, by visiting Baylor to see it for themselves. The CEO of 6P Color, Inc. tells us that it has been quite a journey.

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"I really do believe that it is the future and so I think the first thing that's really cool is just to be able to work in this system that nobody else really has experience in and to see the pioneering that happens because there is so much work that needs to be done and in thinking outside the box because there's not a system for this. We're creating the system as we go, so just being a part of that is incredible," exclaims Will.

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"Former Chief Color Scientist from Kodak, Dr. Mitch Bogdanowicz, for example. My colleague Michael Korpi and I are the ones who were first pitched this idea from a person I had worked with and started the same day when I was at Sony. So, when I was at Sony in charge of HDTV at the time, my friend Gary Mandel stayed with the company and then he retired. 36 years later, he decided to share this idea and instead of giving it to a company, decided to work with a university, and our friendship led him to us, so we were so blessed and thankful," explains Dr. Carbonara.

It's even more of a WOW moment in person, versus attempting to capture it secondhand through video. They also believe 6P Color could make a huge difference in the medical field, especially through telemedicine. Doctors would be able to better communicate and witness a patient’s condition, if they could experience sharper colors.

"We're so thankful that we could be an R1 project that comes out of the College of Arts and Sciences and that's really why we're so excited about being able to show the technology," says Dr. Carbonara.

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"What they've done in the past is select certain frequencies, using red, green, and blue," explains Dr. Corey Carbonara. He was one of my professors at Baylor University in the 90s, as well as Dr. Michael Korpi, his partner in this project. They're leading the way to add magenta, yellow, cyan, and possibly emerald green to the color palette, boosting color to what they explain as color the way God intended our eyes to see.

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They demonstrated how just adding cyan, a fourth color to the typical three, makes a remarkable difference, moving the color's capability from 45% to 75%.

"My very first visual experience was about three years ago in this building right here. And at that time, it was significant enough to be a wow moment! It made you stop and say ‘wow.’ They have a tremendous amount of talent and professors. What we have done with Waco Ventures, which is the parent company, we've really come alongside with Baylor to help commercialize all the technologies that they have available on their campus, and we find the fastest way for them to get to market," says Dr. Brian Wood.

We traveled to Waco to check out 6P Color, Inc. The color imaging system is revolutionizing TV, cinema, and storytelling through vibrant colors we've never been able to see on air before.

"We don't want to do research, unless our students can be with us. So, everything that we've ever done from the early days of HDTV research that we had, all the way through the present looking at color, we basically make sure that we've got our students involved every step of the way. 6P is enabling that. It's allowing that opportunity for our students," states Dr. Carbonara.

If you're ready for a more vibrant viewing experience, whether looking at your cell, watching TV, or going to the movies, professors and students at Baylor University may have you covered!

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