Company demos imaging technology at 6sight Video

Video description: At the 6sight conference in Monterey, Calif., Ren Ng, founder of Stanford University spinoff Refocus Imaging, shows how his company's lens and software technology can change the focus settings of a picture after the camera has taken the photograph.

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