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I wonder if the attempt to "replicate" our eyes in this approach is not misguided. Why not have a set of small electromagnetic wires, a magnetic ferrous-fluid,
by PicassoCTs 6y ago
I wonder if the attempt to "replicate" our eyes in this approach is not misguided. Why not have a set of small electromagnetic wires, a magnetic ferrous-fluid, some distributed optical sensor + orientation and allow a NN to manipulate these "optics" until it "sees" a reference picture.
Given enough training, the optics should be able to out-wiggle nearly all traditional optic setups without moving parts and expensive lenses.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrofluid_mirror https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrofluid_mirror
- baybal2 6y agoLaws of physics The moment you will get a number of wires needed to provide an equivalent quality to a lens, you will be better off with a lens Adaptive optics will work if you already have a good wavefront to work with, and you can remove more distortions from it with AO than you add