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In this study, we propose a novel method for Non-Line-of-Sight (NLoS) imaging utilizing leaked electromagnetic (EM) waves. Our approach leverages the ability to estimate images from projected by a hidden light source (projector) from leaked EM waves. By estimating the projected pattern from a hidden light source and capturing the diffuse surface of a wall illuminated by the reflected light of the hidden object, we demonstrate the reconstruction images of objects occluded from direct view. We show that leaked EM waves can be exploited to enhance NLoS imaging techniques, opening up new possibilities for reconstructing scenes beyond the direct field of view.
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