▲ | bhaney 4 days ago | ||||||||||||||||
Some rough numbers: The paper says that reconstructing an actual image from the raw data produced by the sensor takes ~58ms of computation, so doing it for 10,000 sensors would naively take around ten minutes, though I'm sure there's room for optimization and parallelization. The sensors produce 720x720px images, so a 100x100 array of them would produce 72,000x72,000px images, or ~5 gigapixels. That's a lot of pixels for a smartphone to push around and process and store. | |||||||||||||||||
▲ | fragmede 4 days ago | parent [-] | ||||||||||||||||
72,000*72,000* say, 24 bits per color * 3 colors, equals ~43 GiB per image. edit: mixed up bits and bytes | |||||||||||||||||
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