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A '''steerable beam''' is a source of light that acts as a [[ray]] that can have its direction changed rapidly and in a number of directions. | A '''steerable beam''' is a source of light that acts as a [[ray]] that can have its direction changed rapidly and in a number of directions. | ||
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| + | A steerable beam can act as a [[superpixel]]. | ||
It can be a component of a flat-panel [[light field display]]. | It can be a component of a flat-panel [[light field display]]. | ||
It can be done using Isaac Newton's mechanics, but this limits its speed and efficiency. | It can be done using Isaac Newton's mechanics, but this limits its speed and efficiency. | ||
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| + | It can be done using a [[phased array]]. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:20, 26 September 2024
A steerable beam is a source of light that acts as a ray that can have its direction changed rapidly and in a number of directions.
A steerable beam can act as a superpixel.
It can be a component of a flat-panel light field display.
It can be done using Isaac Newton's mechanics, but this limits its speed and efficiency.
It can be done using a phased array.