krrutkow

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   by krrutkow 7y ago

   I don't think the wavelengths involved would be the best choice for it. The question is how much reflection is exhibited at wifi frequencies with the surfaces in a room, probably not enough to be able to observe it.
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   by krrutkow 7y ago

   At least surfaces that are anisotropic scattering, highly absorbing surfaces, and temporal resolution of the laser and shutter will all affect the image's spatial resolution.
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   by krrutkow 7y ago

   From my experience it is one of the most productive programming languages to develop in, and the code can be iterated on to reach performance that is as good as C or Fortran code.
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   by krrutkow 7y ago

   Direct link to the Julia project repository: https://github.com/analytech-solutions/fkMigration.jl
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   Show HN: Wave-based non-line-of-sight computational imaging in Julia(analytech-solutions.com)

   375 points by krrutkow 7y ago|71 comments