A Step Forward in Innovating Imaging Solutions for Future

The on-going development and research in medical applications is highly based upon the expansion of pioneering imaging solutions. We have introduced an innovative imaging platform that consists of both modern optics and 3D-printing to have real time imaging with negligible sample preparation. The archetype is designed for adaptableness, making it suitable for variety of applications including research environments and point-of-care diagnostics. This proposed system is capable of generating 3D-images of transparent samples by combining digital reconstruction techniques enabling better understanding of sample's mechanical and morphological properties. This holographic imaging system is an ideal solution for deployment in remote locations where access to sophisticated imaging equipment is constrained, as it has a lightweight and handy design. Its reliability and robustness has been demonstrated through experimentation on various samples. The system's capabilities are further improved by the incorporation of robotic stage, which facilitates the precise and automated sample scanning. This proposed archetype underlines the potential of innovative imaging solutions to fill voids in accessibility and affordability, hence boosting the future of research approaches and diagnostic.

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2025-04-17
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icmac64768.2025.11003258
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Advanced X-ray and CT Imaging
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Abstract

The on-going development and research in medical applications is highly based upon the expansion of pioneering imaging solutions. We have introduced an innovative imaging platform that consists of both modern optics and 3D-printing to have real time imaging with negligible sample preparation. The archetype is designed for adaptableness, making it suitable for variety of applications including research environments and point-of-care diagnostics. This proposed system is capable of generating 3D-images of transparent samples by combining digital reconstruction techniques enabling better understanding of sample's mechanical and morphological properties. This holographic imaging system is an ideal solution for deployment in remote locations where access to sophisticated imaging equipment is constrained, as it has a lightweight and handy design. Its reliability and robustness has been demonstrated through experimentation on various samples. The system's capabilities are further improved by the incorporation of robotic stage, which facilitates the precise and automated sample scanning. This proposed archetype underlines the potential of innovative imaging solutions to fill voids in accessibility and affordability, hence boosting the future of research approaches and diagnostic.

The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) (IT), Information Technology University (PK), University of Glasgow (GB)
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