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Newly Developed ‘Metalens’ Shifts Focus Without Moving | IE – Interesting Engineering
Miniature zoom lenses for drones, cellphones, or night-vision goggles might become a reality. Read the study here.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) engineers have manufactured a novel “metalens” that can shift focus at multiple depths without tilting or moving. Contrary to usual lenses, this one is not made of solid glass, but rather of a transparent “phase-changing” material.
As described in the newly published study in the journal Nature Communications, once the material is heated, it can rearrange its atomic structure and change the way it interacts with light. This enables the metalens to shift…
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