论文信息 - A multi-aperture imager for a wearable camera

A multi-aperture imager for a wearable camera

A compact multi-aperture lens system consists of separate units deployed on a bendable substrate. Each unit includes a fast lens and wobbling sensor which allow high resolution image over a limited field of view.

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