How can a person see around a blind corner? One answer is to develop X-ray vision. A more mundane approach is to use a mirror. But if neither are an option, a group of scientists led by Genevieve ...

Researchers have developed algorithms that reconstruct a hidden image from the scrambled light waves that bounce off a wall, ...

Researchers have invented a new high-resolution camera that may be able "see the unseen ... such as a wall in the case of seeing around a corner, as a mirror to bounce the light to the hidden ...

Over the past decade optics researchers have shown mirrors are not necessary to see objects outside the ... ordinary digital camera can also look around corners without mirrors—and do so without ...

seeing around corners. Ordinarily, the only way to see something outside your line of sight is to stand in front of a mirror or similarly highly reflective surface. Anything behind you or to the ...

Scientists at the Weizmann Institute of Science have developed a unique imaging technique to “turn walls into mirrors” using natural light instead of lasers and to “see around corners.” ...

You don’t need novel science to see around a corner. You could just use a periscope, or any mirror for that matter. A mirror works because light rays bounce off the surface in a clean and ...

His setup relies on a cell phone, attached to a selfie stick, with a spherical ... phone which allows the viewer to see any change in density in front of the mirror. The only downside of this ...

Peeking around a corner has long been a staple of spy films ... Canada have found a better way than poking a makeup mirror about, however: a camera system that can reconstruct the shape of objects ...

Claire Vallance receives funding from EPSRC, STFC, ERC, Royal Society, University of Oxford, Leverhulme Trust. How can a person see around a blind corner? One answer is to develop X-ray vision.