Soon after, our smartphones will turn into a true microscope that can examine as little as two-hundredths of a millimeter.
#Australian researchers have developed a device that can capture a clear picture of microscopic organisms, animal and plant cells, and blood cells without the need for any external light or power source. The most important aspect of this device, which will be used in addition to smartphones, is that it can be printed with any #3D #printer thanks to the files the team publishes.
Unlike other phone-based microscopes that use large LEDs and other power sources, this product only benefits from the lighting tunnels that use the flash. Lead developer Designed by Anthony Orth, it can be described as a "simple mobile phone microscope" that uses "integrated lighting" on almost any smartphone. It is thought to be a cheaper alternative for in-situ or remote inspection of this device.