Light control in dynamic scattering media, like living tissues, is of paramount importance in biomedical imaging.
Although iterative wavefront shaping algorithms can focus light through dynamic media, more complicated tasks like transmission of arbitrary fields and energy delivery require longer calibration procedures, typically involving the measurement of the transmission matrix.
We report and showcase the performance of an optimization routine, based on a conventional wavefront shaping setup, allowing the online and recursive estimation of the transmission matrix of scattering media. Because it combines the benefits of iterative and transmission-matrix based algorithms, it enables full light control through dynamic and noisy environments.
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