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Trilobite-inspired neural nanophotonic light-field camera with extreme depth-of-field
Q. Fan, W. Xu, et al.
Researchers, including Qingbin Fan and Weizhu Xu, have developed a groundbreaking nanophotonic light-field camera inspired by the unique bifocal compound eyes of trilobites. This innovative technology captures high-resolution images over an extraordinary depth of field, allowing macro and telephoto views simultaneously, transforming the possibilities of visual imaging.
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