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With appropriate algorithms, imaging with pulsed illumination and single-photon detection can be pushed to where each detected photon provides considerable information. This talk presents two related methods for acquiring reflectance and depth together from about 1 detected photon per pixel, even in the presence of significant background light.
© 2015 Optical Society of America
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