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Read Superhuman Vision, a feature on Ramesh Raskar, in the Spectrum

 June 6, 2014 |  News

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“Ramesh Raskar, who as a child wished for eyes in the back of his head, invents a camera that can see around corners.”

Read the full article here: SUPERHUMAN VISION

Above photo by Len Rubenstein

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September 12th, 2016

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February 24th, 2016

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