Ultrathin Metasurface Enhances Butterflies' Vision
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•Seeing like a butterfly: Optical invention enhances camera capabilities
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Researchers at Penn State College of Engineering developed ultrathin optical element known as a metasurface.
It can attach to a camera and encode spectral and polarization data of images captured in a snapshot or video.
A machine learning framework then decodes this multi-dimensional visual information in real-time on a laptop.
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