Abstract
Single-pixel imaging (SPI) is an alternative method for obtaining images using a single photodetector, which has numerous advantages over the traditional matrix-based approach. However, most experimental SPI realizations provide relatively low resolution compared to matrix-based imaging systems. Here, we show a simple yet effective experimental method to scale up the resolution of SPI. Our imaging system utilizes patterns based on Hadamard matrices, which, when reshaped to a variable aspect ratio, allow us to improve resolution along one of the axes, while sweeping of patterns improves resolution along the second axis. This work paves the way towards novel imaging systems that retain the advantages of SPI and obtain resolution comparable to matrix-based systems.