[Research on WiFi-based wireless microscopy on a mobile phone and its application].
← Research streamA mobile phone and WiFi-based system for wireless acquisition and monitoring of microscopic images was proposed and implemented. Conceptual demonstrations included imaging common objects and liver cancer cells, with remote recording, display, and storage via …
Study snapshot
Abstract
We proposed and realized a new device that acquires microscopic image wirelessly based on mobile phone and WiFi system. The mobile terminals could record, display and store the image from the far end via the wireless LAN. Using this system, a series of conceptual experiments on monitoring the microscopic images of common objects and liver cancer cells were successfully demonstrated. This system is expected to have important value in the experimental investigations on wirelessly monitoring the cell culture, and small insect etc.
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Main findings
A mobile phone and WiFi-based system for wireless acquisition and monitoring of microscopic images was proposed and implemented. Conceptual demonstrations included imaging common objects and liver cancer cells, with remote recording, display, and storage via wireless LAN.
Outcomes measured
- Wireless transmission/acquisition of microscopic images
- Remote recording/display/storage of microscopic images via WLAN
- Demonstration experiments imaging common objects and liver cancer cells
Limitations
- No health outcomes assessed (engineering/technology focus)
- No exposure metrics reported (e.g., frequency, power, SAR)
- Sample size and experimental details not provided in abstract
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Identifiers and source
DOI: Not supplied
PubMed: 23461112
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