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  1. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; et al (, Advanced Photonics Nexus)
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  2. ; ; (, Optica Publishing Group)
    We present the Fourier Light field Camera Array Microscope (FL-CAM) for high-throughput, single-snapshot 3D imaging. The FL-CAM substitutes a synchronized array of 48 independent imaging systems for micro-lens array of typical light field systems. 
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    We present a computational 3D profilometric microscope employing an array of 54 cameras and 3-axis scanning to produce multi-TB datasets per sample. Using stereo and sharpness cues, our self-supervised reconstruction algorithm generates 6-gigapixel reconstructions with micron-scale resolution across >110 cm2. 
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  4. ; ; ; ; ; ; (, Optics Letters)
    We present a real-time spectral-scanning frequency-modulated continuous wave (FMCW) 3D imaging and velocimetry system that can produce 3D depth maps at 33 Hz, with 48° × 68° field of view (FOV) and 32.8-cm depth range. Each depth map consists of 507 × 500 pixels, with 0.095° × 0.14° angular resolution and 2.82-mm depth resolution. The system employs a grating for beam steering and a telescope for angular FOV magnification. Quantitative depth, reflectivity, and axial velocity measurements of a static 3D printed depth variation target and a moving robotic arm are demonstrated. 
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