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Making bad weather on purpose to test camera and sensor performance
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Many buildings and sites tied to national security rely on cameras and sensor networks to detect people and other objects nearby, but weather conditions can quickly obscure their view. To understand how these systems perform, Sandia National Laboratories researchers are deliberately recreating thick fog and heavy rain in a controlled chamber.
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