No matter how this sheet is bent, there are no gaps between the lenses, the scientists said. Nayar and his colleagues developed a flexible array that consists of nearly 1,100 lenses made of ...

In the future, any surface could become a camera. Researchers at Columbia University's Computer Vision Lab have developed a flexible "sheet camera" that can be attached to any surface, taking ...

That's the premise of "flexible sheet cameras" developed by scientists at Columbia University. Rather than having just a single sensor, the devices use an array of lenses that change properties ...

Researchers have developed a flexible sheet camera which could turn any surface into a camera. The project uses elastic optics and may lead to the development of roll out capture devices which ...

Researchers have developed a flexible “sheet camera” that can stick to any surface like wallpaper, making it possible to capture images from impossible angles.

This Flexible Sheet Camera Captures Images of What It’s Wrapped ... developed this new device which shuns the conventional form of the camera to create a thin and deformable light-sensing sheet.

Researchers have, for the first time, used a conventional, high-throughput printing process to create sheets of high-quality carbon nanotube transistors on flexible plastic (PET) sheets.