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Does it use compressed sensing?

• sp332 3y ago
  No. It's a really fancy mirror.
  • hinkley 3y ago
    pointing at several different sensors, or relying on the speed of light to time shift arrival at the sensor? I still can't tell from the article, but any of those would be a neat trick.
    • sp332 3y ago
      It rapidly points to different places on the sensor, allowing one sensor readout to contain multiple images from different times.
      • ezconnect 3y ago
        So it's like the drum exposure technique but using mirrors on a single CCD or CMOS sensor right?
• hgomersall 3y ago
  Without having read any more than can be gleaned from the article, it sounds like it's using similar principles. That is, the image is transformed into a domain (frequency) that is more amenable to rapidly capturing the necessary information quickly without time gating directly. It's not obvious to me what the setup is, but this type of approach is neat.