Next-generation cameras inspired by fruit flies and moths

Inspired by the way that nature has evolved the eyes of small insects, scientists have fabricated artificial compound eyes that could make camera lenses tiny enough to fit on credit cards or stickers.

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Digital cameras with designs inspired by the arthropod eye

Modest sphinx moths

mesmerizing slow-motion footage by dr.adrian smith captures moths taking flight at 6,000 frames per second

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