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Brain-inspired system reportedly tracked moving targets obscured by fog or murky water in lab tests

Tech Xplore reports that reconstructed images reached up to 96% structural similarity to targets a standard camera could not see.

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Tech Xplore reports that a brain-inspired system imaged and tracked moving targets obscured by fog or murky water in lab tests. Its reconstructed images reached up to 96% structural similarity to targets a standard camera could not see.

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@TechXplore_comA brain-inspired system imaged and tracked moving targets hidden by fog or murky water in lab tests, with reconstructed images reaching up to 96% structural similarity to targets a standard camera could not see. @BrownUniversity @advscinews https://techxplore.com/news/2026-10-brain-imaging-fog.html?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=v29h
@physorg_comRT @TechXplore_com: A brain-inspired system imaged and tracked moving targets hidden by fog or murky water in lab tests, with reconstructed…9h
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    @TechXplore_comA brain-inspired system imaged and tracked moving targets hidden by fog or murky water in lab tests, with reconstructed images reaching up to 96% structural similarity to targets a standard camera could not see. @BrownUniversity @advscinews https://techxplore.com/news/2026-10-brain-imaging-fog.html?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=v29h
    @physorg_comRT @TechXplore_com: A brain-inspired system imaged and tracked moving targets hidden by fog or murky water in lab tests, with reconstructed…9h
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