Circularly scanned electronically addressed optical correlator

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ABSTRACT:
A system for identifying and determining the orientation and location of multiple objects includes a camera and a mechanism for permitting the camera to scan a scene containing the objects. Objects in the moving scene are identified by optical filtering. Filters representing each of the objects to be identified are stored in a digital image memory, from which they are retrieved as needed, Fourier transformed, and loaded into a spatial light modulator to form a matched filter for an input image modulated and transformed laser beam.

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