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Full Spectrum Solid State White Light Source, Method for Manufacturing and Applications

RPI ID: 2010-065-401

Innovation Summary:
This invention introduces a novel imaging system that leverages compressive sensing techniques to achieve high-resolution image reconstruction from fewer measurements than traditional methods require. The system uses a spatial light modulator and a single-pixel detector to capture image data, which is then reconstructed using advanced algorithms. This approach significantly reduces the amount of data needed for high-quality imaging, enabling faster acquisition and lower hardware costs.

Challenges / Opportunities:
Conventional imaging systems often require large sensor arrays and extensive data acquisition, which can be costly and slow, especially in low-light or high-speed scenarios. This invention addresses these limitations by applying compressive sensing principles, allowing for efficient image capture with minimal data. It opens new possibilities in fields where traditional imaging is impractical or too expensive.

Key Benefits / Advantages:
✔ Data efficiency: Captures high-resolution images with fewer measurements
✔ Cost reduction: Reduces the need for expensive sensor arrays
✔ Versatility: Applicable to various imaging modalities, including infrared and hyperspectral imaging
✔ Compact design: Enables miniaturized imaging systems for portable or embedded applications

Applications:
• Medical imaging (e.g., MRI, CT)
• Remote sensing and satellite imaging
• Security and surveillance systems
• Industrial inspection and quality control
• Scientific research and microscopy

Keywords:
#CompressiveSensing #SinglePixelCamera #HighResolutionImaging #SpatialLightModulator #ImageReconstruction

Intellectual Property:
US Issued Patent 9722154
Patent Information:
Inventors:
Partha Dutta
Keywords:
For Information, Contact:
Natasha Sanford
Licensing Associate
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
sanfon@rpi.edu