Camera that captures trillion frames per second
The camera, which was developed in Massachusetts Institute of Technology, is able to monitor the movement of photons, with trillion frames per second. It allows researchers to explore in detail how the light is diffused around the specific object. It also enables the production of three-dimensional images of objects in a similar way as ultrasound, detection of various errors in the manufacturing and adding different light to photographies, after they have already been taken.

Digital camera for shooting around corners
Engineers of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a special camera that can photograph people and objects hidden behind walls or corners. The novelty is based on reflected light. The idea here is, that the camera captures hidden object using femtosecond laser and a special image sensor with high resolution. By using the new technology a reflection of the object is actually photographed.