Plenary Speakers

(In alphabetical order of surname.)



William A. Goddard

California Institute of Technology (Caltech), U.S.A.



Michael L. Klein

Temple University, U.S.A.



Nobuyuki Matubayasi 

Osaka University, JAPAN



Berend Smit 

École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), SWITZERLAND

Over the past half century, supercomputing speeds, communications bandwidth and storage costs have all improved by factors of >1 million. Since the dawn of digital photography, however, cameras have been stuck in the megapixel era. 1 million x improvement in imager capacity is possible, however, through integrated design of novel optics, efficient electrical processing and intelligent data networks. This talk reviews lens design for heterogeneous array cameras, discusses array camera data management and considers a roadmap for super camera development.



Ching-Ming Wei

Academia Sinica, TAIWAN

Over the past half century, supercomputing speeds, communications bandwidth and storage costs have all improved by factors of >1 million. Since the dawn of digital photography, however, cameras have been stuck in the megapixel era. 1 million x improvement in imager capacity is possible, however, through integrated design of novel optics, efficient electrical processing and intelligent data networks. This talk reviews lens design for heterogeneous array cameras, discusses array camera data management and considers a roadmap for super camera development.



David Tai-Wei Wu

Academia Sinica, TAIWAN

Over the past half century, supercomputing speeds, communications bandwidth and storage costs have all improved by factors of >1 million. Since the dawn of digital photography, however, cameras have been stuck in the megapixel era. 1 million x improvement in imager capacity is possible, however, through integrated design of novel optics, efficient electrical processing and intelligent data networks. This talk reviews lens design for heterogeneous array cameras, discusses array camera data management and considers a roadmap for super camera development.

 Important Dates 

Abstract Submission Deadline: 
2023/06/30 (Friday)
2023/06/16 (Friday)

Notification of Abstract Acceptance:
2023/07/21 (Friday)
2023/07/07 (Friday)

Early Bird Registration Deadline:
2023/08/11 (Friday)
2023/08/04 (Friday)

Regular Registration Deadline:
2023/09/15 (Friday) 

On-site Registration:
2023/10/06~10/09

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