Enabling the Hardware for Computational Photography: Mark Horowitz Turned Ideas into Working Hardware Systems

摘要

Prof. Mark Horowitz's work in solid-state circuits and very-large-scale integration is well known to most in the industry. However, many readers may be unaware of his fundamental contributions to the field of computational photography. He has repeatedly found opportunities to advance the state of the art by turning theoretical ideas into working hardware systems. Along the way, he mentored and guided several students toward successful research careers. In this article, written through a series of conversations with his students, two closely related projects in the computational imaging of light fields are reviewed.