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48-camera microscope developed for high-resolution 3D surgical imagery

Multicamera FiLM-Scope array

(L-R): Multicamera FiLM-Scope array with 3D model of FiLM-Scope, 48x ex-vivo rat skull snapshots, the angular range of the system (purple and green) and the high resolution (red) (Image: Duke University)

A Fourier lightfield multiview microscope has been developed by Duke University, opening up 3D depth sensing for microsurgery with 11µm precision

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