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Detectors and sensors

Detectors and sensors

Mantis shrimp inspires hyperspectral and polarimetric light sensor

23 Mar 2021
Spectral imaging
Spectral imaging of a scene containing different coloured objects, as well as the letters NCSU, which contain different polarization states. (Courtesy: Ali Altaqui)
A novel hyperspectral and polarimetric optical sensor that’s small enough to fit on a smartphone h

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