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- Current non-confocal non-line-of-sight (NLOS) imaging struggles with low resolution and adaptability in various scenes.
- A new imaging method utilizing spherical-slice transform improves resolution and eliminates common issues like artifacts and distortion.
- The method shows promising results, achieving quick reconstruction times suitable for real-time NLOS imaging applications, especially with GPU acceleration.
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Current non-confocal non-line-of-sight (NLOS) imaging faces the problems of low resolution and limited scene adaptability. We propose a non-confocal NLOS imaging method based on spherical-slice transform from spatial and temporal frequency to space and time. Simulation and experimental results show that the proposed method has high-resolution reconstruction without artifact interference, shape distortion, and position offset. Furthermore, it has strong scene adaptability. After GPU acceleration, the reconstruction time of the proposed method can be reduced to several hundred milliseconds for the PF32 photon array camera with 32 × 32 detection units. In the future, the proposed method has great potential for application in real-time NLOS imaging systems.
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