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Transparent graphene photodetectors make advanced 3D camera

04 Feb 2020 Isabelle Dumé
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Objects at different distances from the lens will come into focus at different points inside the camera. Image credit: Stephen Alvey, University of Michigan
A new 3D camera made from a stack of transparent graphene photodetectors can capture and focus on ob

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