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    • To demonstrate real-time application potential through hardware and software prototypes.

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    • Development of a new real-time image reconstruction algorithm.
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    • Creation of hardware and software prototypes for LumiConSense.
    • Design of a high-quality offline reconstruction algorithm.

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    • The developed reconstruction methods significantly improve image quality and processing efficiency.
    • Prototypes confirm the sensor's viability for real-time applications.