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12 September 2013 Spatial light modulation for improved microscope stereo vision and 3D tracking
Michael P. Lee, Graham Gibson, Manlio Tassieri, Dave Phillips, Stefan Bernet, Monika Ritsh-Marte, Miles J. Padgett
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We present a new type of stereo microscopy which can be used for tracking in 3D over an extended depth. The use of Spatial Light Modulators (SLMs) in the Fourier plane of a microscope sample is a common technique in Holographic Optical Tweezers (HOT). This set up is readily transferable from a tweezer system to an imaging system, where the tweezing laser is replaced with a camera. Just as a HOT system can diffract many traps of different types, in the imaging system many different imaging types can be diffracted with the SLM. The type of imaging we have developed is stereo imaging combined with lens correction. This approach has similarities with human vision where each eye has a lens, and it also extends the depth over which we can accurately track particles.
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Michael P. Lee, Graham Gibson, Manlio Tassieri, Dave Phillips, Stefan Bernet, Monika Ritsh-Marte, and Miles J. Padgett "Spatial light modulation for improved microscope stereo vision and 3D tracking", Proc. SPIE 8810, Optical Trapping and Optical Micromanipulation X, 881022 (12 September 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2027734
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KEYWORDS
Spatial light modulators

Microscopes

Particles

Imaging systems

Optical tweezers

Cameras

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