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OSSC Meeting - David Stork - Lensless Imaging

When:
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Where:
Cal Poly Pomona
Kellogg West Conference Center Website
Kellogg West, Building 76, 3801 West Temple Avenue
Pomona, CA  91768

1.800.KWEST.76
Additional Info:
Event Contact(s):
Kenn S Bates
Category:
OSSC Regular Meeting
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Lensless ultra-miniature computational sensors and imagers: Using computing to do the work of optics


Dr. David G. Stork
Rambus Fellow, Rambus Labs

David Stork 

Abstract:  We describe a new class of computational optical sensors and imagers that do not rely on traditional refractive or reflective focusing but instead on special diffractive optical elements integrated with CMOS photodiode arrays.  Images are not captured, as in traditional imaging systems, but rather computed from raw photodiode signals.  Because such imagers forgo the use of lenses, the sensor portions can be made unprecedentedly small—roughly as small as the cross-section of a human hair.  Such imagers have extended depth of field, from roughly 1mm to infinity, and should find use in numerous applications, from endoscopy to infra-red and surveillance imaging, automotive imaging and more.  Furthermore, the gratings and signal processing can be tailored to specific applications from visual motion estimation to barcode reading and others.
 
About our speaker:  David G. Stork is Rambus Fellow and Research Director of the Computational Sensing and Imaging Group at Rambus Labs.  A graduate in physics from MIT and the University of Maryland, Dr. Stork has published eight books/proceedings volumes, including Pattern classification (2nd ed.) and Seeing the Light:  Optics in nature, photography, color, vision and holography and has held faculty appointments in eight disciplines variously at Wellesley and Swarthmore Colleges and Clark, Boston and Stanford Universities.  He holds 45 issued patents and is Fellow of the International Association for Pattern Recognition (IAPR), of the International Academy, Research, and Industry Association (IARIA) and of SPIE.

 

 

Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Reception: 6:00; Dinner: 7:00; Talk: 8:00

Meal $35:00 ($40 after January 7)
Free for OSSC student members ($10 after January 7)

800-KWEST-76
 
From the 57 FWY Exit at Temple
From the 10 FWY Exit at Kellogg 
Enter campus from Temple at University Drive.

 

Parking in the Kellogg West lot is free


Please Register by January 7, 2015

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