TED: Imaging at a trillion frames per second | Ramesh Raskar

The video introduces femto photography, a revolutionary imaging technique capable of capturing light in motion at one trillion frames per second. It explores the potential applications of this technology, such as seeing around corners and checking fruit ripeness. The video also discusses the creation of the femto camera at MIT and its future implications in fields like health imaging. The speaker calls for further research and innovation in this area.

Discuss the significance of the speed of light in femto photography.

What is the relationship between femto photography and computational photography?

How can femto photography change our understanding of time in imaging?

What future advancements could femto photography bring to everyday technology?