Three-state polarization imaging with coded apertures
Researchers have developed a three-state machine of coded aperture polarization imaging (TSM-CAPI) to improve 3D imaging capabilities in 2D space. By using two orthogonal spatial light modulators, the system can reconstruct polarization-resolved outputs from a single intensity measurement.
Why it matters
This advancement in optical imaging technology could significantly enhance material analysis and 3D reconstruction in scientific and industrial applications.
Scientific Reports ( 2026 ) Cite this article
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