Peering into materials down to the nanoscale in the COCOON lab
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Carnegie Mellon researchers develop lens that focuses on multiple distances simultaneously
Researchers develop a camera with spatially selective focusing, allowing the lens to focus on objects at many different distances at once.
engineering.cmu.edu·6mo agoCarnegie Mellon researchers develop lens that focuses on multiple distances simultaneously
Researchers develop a camera with spatially selective focusing, allowing the lens to focus on objects at many different distances at once.
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