KAIST Reconstructs Transparent Objects Through Dynamic Scattering Layers in a Single Shot (IMAGE)

The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)

KAIST Reconstructs Transparent Objects Through Dynamic Scattering Layers in a Single Shot

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Figure 1. Comparison of measured intensity images through dynamic scattering layers under different illumination conditions. The object is positioned between two dynamic scattering layers, S1 and S2, with S1 in front of the object and S2 behind it. (a) Imaging configuration under plane-wave illumination. (b) Corresponding measurement, in which no object-related diffraction pattern can be identified. (c) Imaging configuration under focused (point) illumination. (d) Corresponding measurement, in which a partially blurred but discernible object-encoded diffraction pattern is observed.

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