@jejsjgatyh1: Imaging objects out of sight using a single photodetector #photodetector

📡Proletkorp :

So in the future, the government will not only be monitoring us with cameras, but we don’t have to be in direct line of sight of the camera. Great.

Jessie James :

I've never said arduino out loud until I heard you say it and now I can't decide if you said it right or I did or if we're both saying it odd lol. it's an odd word that looks fine on paper but then you say it and go wait wait wait lol

Andrew Schmelyun :

This is one of those concepts that is so foundationally cool but then think if there are any non-terrifying practical applications of it lol

Juls :

TooMuchDadRock :

anyone know whose content this is a repost of?

orion :

we got reverse path tracing before gta vi

ThatsWeird :

non line of sight imagining is the scsriest technology to ever exists. 20 years ago I came up with an idea on how to decode indirect light, and scaling that idea you essentially have a device that can see anything anywhere in the world.. This tech is bound to be used for evil

Andrea Toffano :

So basically is Ray racing photographi

crestind :

imagine doing this w radio and microwaves 😏

Baraqu!!! (aka. Louis) :

reminds me of light rendering on 3d in some instances

ThePoxxxx 🇵🇸 :

holy, this is mind bending

Ryan :

Interesting! This must explain how different detectors in an SEM form an image from the perspective of the incident electron beam.

flimsedun :

no, just no. The perspective isnt controlled by anything in your physical setup. It is entirely controlled by the math you use to put the light dot on your computer monitor. And you CHOSE to put it based on the perspective of the light source, which is arguably wrong, because thats not what is actually in view from the perspective of the light sensor

kirchhac :

What does this mean for the two-slit experiment

kfue :

That's simply the imaging that happens inside a Scanning Electron Microscope.

Maj Duckworth the Third :

When we getting blade runner tech

eyedole :

Coolest thing I’ve seen in a while. Keep it up!

cr_x_nk :

nope that's magic

Mike McKee :

So it made a normal map?

Adrian K :

I dont get it :(

Almis :

*enhance*

tomsachs245 :

wow 🥺 , a pathway to the true nature of light ......🤔 thanks for the video👍👍

Omeed N Ouhadi :

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User1727251718 :

good stuff

Timothy Holdiness :

What was the arduino you used?