In the end of 2019, European patent [1] has been granted protecting a solution for non-contact detection of an absolute position of a moving object by making use of a speckle effect. According to the invention the designed system is operated in two phases, calibration and measuring.
Members of the group deal with the problems of wave optics and development of applications of measurement methods based on the principles of wave and statistical optics. Theoretical results are focused on the advances in complex theory of statistical properties of optical speckle fields including novel numerical model (Sci. World J.
In the end of 2019, European patent [1] has been granted protecting a solution for non-contact detection of an absolute position of a moving object by making use of a speckle effect. According to the invention the designed system is operated in two phases, calibration and measuring.
Members of the group deal with the problems of wave optics and development of applications of measurement methods based on the principles of wave and statistical optics. Theoretical results are focused on the advances in complex theory of statistical properties of optical speckle fields including novel numerical model (Sci. World J.