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Opinion: A Camera from a Sheet of Fiber 
MIT Technology Review | Tue, Jun 16
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Now researchers at MIT have integrated a collection of light sensors into polymer fibers, creating a new type of camera. Yoel Fink, a professor of materials sciences and engineering and the lead researcher on the project, notes that a standard camera ...
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