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A look at Metalenz, which aims to replace multiple lens elements in smartphone cameras with a single lens system that utilizes optical metasurfaces technology

The optics in your smartphone have been pretty much the same for more than a decade.  That's about to change.

Wired Julian Chokkattu

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  • @ohmdee @ohmdee on x
    “Metalenz has invented a way to print camera lenses 10,000 at a time just like computer chips in the same semiconductor foundries that make chips for computers and phones. They're 100x thinner than standard smartphone lenses and simpler & cheaper to make.” https://www.forbes.com/…
  • @crunchbasenews @crunchbasenews on x
    Metalenz, a developer of meta-optic technologies in which several lenses are combined into a single flat surface, has secured a Series A round as it looks to exit stealth and have its chips deployed in smartphones and mobile devices later this year. https://news.crunchbase.com/ .…