Key Takeaways Diffuse Optical Tomography (DOT) is a non-invasive imaging technique using near-infrared light to visualize optical properties of soft tissue, such as brain or breast tissue. By analyzing light absorption and scattering due to chromophores like hemoglobin, DOT enables real-time imaging of tissue oxygenation and composition. Techniques include time, frequency, and steady-state domain systems. […]
Key Takeaways: Micro- and nano-scale 3D printing transforms microlens fabrication with high-resolution, mold-free production and rapid prototyping. This manufacturing method works well with diverse materials and enables multifunctional optics like GRIN and tunable lenses. Key applications of 3D printed microlenses include biomedical imaging, OCT, flow cytometry, optical sensing, fiber optics, and laser beam shaping. Mofang […]
