micro lenses to mimic the compound eyes of insects for 'supervision'.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...-one-two-thousandth-thickness-human-hair.html
They're talking about camera phone lenses but would this be a technology applicable to bins?
Would a lot of little lenses be better than one big one?
I suspect insects have compound eyes maybe because they are curved and to see in all directions?
Could compound lens bins be coming? Maybe some insects might be interested in them?8-P
I suppose I should look up some info on compound eyes and all as I would like to know what effect/benefit this might have. Maybe just for very wide fov bins or something?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...-one-two-thousandth-thickness-human-hair.html
They're talking about camera phone lenses but would this be a technology applicable to bins?
Would a lot of little lenses be better than one big one?
I suspect insects have compound eyes maybe because they are curved and to see in all directions?
Could compound lens bins be coming? Maybe some insects might be interested in them?8-P
I suppose I should look up some info on compound eyes and all as I would like to know what effect/benefit this might have. Maybe just for very wide fov bins or something?