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Sky light polarization detection with linear polarizer triplet in light field camera inspired by insect vision

Zhang et al., 2015

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6565434145322245534
Author
Zhang W
Cao Y
Zhang X
Liu Z
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Applied optics

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Stable information of a sky light polarization pattern can be used for navigation with various advantages such as better performance of anti-interference, no “error cumulative effect,” and so on. But the existing method of sky light polarization measurement is weak in real-time …
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