Camera system sees around corners without using a mirror

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Peeking around a corner has long been a staple of spy films and TV, from Get Smart to 007. Researchers at the Universities of Bonn and the University of Colombia, Vancouver, have found a better way than poking a makeup mirror about, however: a camera system that can reconstruct the shape of objects using diffusely scattered laser light... Continue Reading Camera system sees around corners without using a mirror

Section: Science

Tags: Cameras, Imaging, Laser, Photo, University of Bonn

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