Revision as of 15:53, 6 September 2015

A microscope for everyone

innovative 3D printed stage for precise movement

motorized or manual control

powered by open-source electronics: Raspberry Pi and Arduino

Raspberry Pi camera as an objective with 4 micron resolution

supports brightfield and fluorescence modes

compact: will easily fit into your backpack

streams image online

software package available for image processing, annotation, and stitching

can be remotely controlled

supports autofocus and image recognition

MicroMaps: scanning over large areas has never been so easy

We are a team of Cambridge undergraduates, competing in the Hardware track in iGEM 2015.

Department of Plant Sciences,
University of Cambridge
Downing Street
CB2 3EA

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 <p style="float:left"><span class="hl_2">streams</span> image online</p><br><br><br>
 <p style="float:left"><span class="hl_2">software package</span> available for image processing, annotation, and stitching</p><br><br><br>