We owe this strong camera to dragonflies
Designers often go back to nature when they need inspiration during developments. Such an idea was still realized: the vision of dragonflies was envied by professionals who now used special abilities to develop a peak camera. The idea has a great advantage in the field of photography.
The Korean Kaist team dreamed of a camera inspired by the eyes of the dragonflies. Why is the eyes of these insects so special? In order to see every small move, thousands of lenses work in their eyes in sync. The brand’s camera does the same thing: it consists of microbs, so it can record every little detail just as sharply. Then add all the pictures into a single high resolution super sharp image.
In addition Makes 9120 frames per second. By comparison: an iPhone-camera It spins at 60 frames/second speed.
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What is particularly good, and it also comes from dragonflies is that it can take good shots even with low light conditions.
Capable of most similar performance camera Usually huge size, but this device is elegant, compact and ready for action – writes Techeblog.
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