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Researchers just unveiled a new way to manufacture multicolor metamaterial lenses, and it could shake up the optics industry. By

Endoscopists have depended on white-light imaging and biopsies for years to spot disease, but honestly, these methods sometimes miss the

Wireless capsule endoscopes have really changed the way doctors look at the digestive tract. They offer a much less invasive

Adaptive optics has really changed the way scientists and clinicians capture clear images deep inside the body. People first developed

Confocal laser endomicroscopy, or CLE, lets doctors see living tissue at a microscopic level without having to remove a sample.

Capsule endoscopy changed gastrointestinal diagnostics by letting a tiny, swallowable device snap images deep inside the digestive tract. Its success

Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) has become a key tool for looking at structures deep inside the gastrointestinal tract and nearby organs.

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Multiphoton microscopy has changed how scientists look at living tissue, but its size has made it tough to use inside

Autofluorescence imaging has turned into a crucial tool in endoscopy because it lets clinicians spot subtle tissue changes that standard

Photoacoustic endoscopy brings together the physics of light and sound, creating a pretty fascinating way to peek inside the body.

The technology race in artificial intelligence (AI) keeps pushing infrastructure to its breaking point. Now, three industry leaders—Ayar Labs, TSMC,

Endoscopic surgery keeps moving forward, but surgeons still face challenges navigating complex anatomy. Surgical navigation systems tackle this by blending

Light doesn’t just pass straight through biological tissue. It bends, scatters, and gets absorbed in all sorts of complex ways.

Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) has really changed endoscopy by giving us detailed, cross-sectional images of tissue—no invasive procedures required. Standard

Microsoft researchers have introduced a prototype called the Analog Optical Computer (AOC). This thing could shake up how artificial intelligence

Endoscopes have relied on optical fibers for years to deliver light and images from inside the body. But embedding sensors

Robotic technology is changing endoscopy by boosting precision, control, and access in ways that manual techniques just can’t. Actuation sits

Endoscopy’s essential for diagnosing and treating conditions inside the body, but the images it produces often run into a big

Big news in agricultural genetics: a leading genetics company just joined forces with Avantier to build a new breed of

Researchers at RMIT University have pushed nanoscale quantum emitters—like fluorescent nanodiamonds and hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) nanoparticles—to new levels by

High-intensity endoscopic light sources let surgeons see fine details during surgery, but they bring a big challenge: heat. Whether you’re

Spectral imaging in endoscopy does a lot more than just show what’s there. By capturing information across different wavelengths, it

Endoscopic cameras constantly struggle to capture clear images in places with uneven lighting and lots of glare. Small sensors and

Magnetic guidance systems have completely changed how capsule endoscopes travel through the gastrointestinal tract. Rather than just drifting along with

Endoscopic insertion tubes play a critical role in diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. Every time doctors use them, these tubes deal

Sterilization is key for keeping endoscopes safe in clinical settings, but there’s always a trade-off. High heat, harsh chemicals, and

Researchers at the University of Florida have unveiled a pioneering computer chip that processes artificial intelligence (AI) tasks using light

Wide-angle endoscopes let surgeons see more of the surgical field without moving the instrument around so much. That saves time

Computational imaging and artificial intelligence are changing the way clinicians perform and understand endoscopy. When you combine advanced imaging techniques

Endoscopes are at the heart of modern medicine, but their design varies a lot depending on whether they’re rigid or

The latest milestone in Türkiye’s defense technology sector comes with the delivery of the domestically developed Aggoz Gimbal 275 electro-optical

Endoscopic cameras need tiny detectors that can grab clear images inside the body, all while fitting into tools just a

Endoscopes are now essential in modern medicine, letting doctors diagnose and treat conditions inside the gastrointestinal tract with impressive precision.

For a long time, endoscopy for cancer detection has relied mostly on spotting visible changes in tissue. But let’s be

Scaling endoscopes for pediatric and micro-surgery isn’t just about making tools smaller. Kids’ anatomy demands instruments that are not only

Medical imaging keeps evolving, and endoscopy really sits at the center of this progress. Traditional techniques already help doctors spot

Convex lenses sit at the heart of optics because they bend light and form images. Their shape—thicker in the middle

The field of artificial intelligence (AI) keeps changing fast. Every year, there’s a bigger need for data throughput, lower latency,

Türkiye just rolled out its latest leap in military tech—a fully homegrown electro-optical sight system. This one’s all local, built

Plastic pollution has always seemed like one of the biggest environmental headaches out there, but honestly, the more we learn,

Endoscopic imaging gets tricky when light has to travel through turbid stuff like biological tissue, fog, or fluids packed with

Endoscopy has played a crucial role in diagnosing conditions in the gastrointestinal tract and lungs, but honestly, what you see

Deep tissue endoscopy really stretches the boundaries of optical imaging. Light scatters and weakens fast in these environments, so getting

Microsoft-backed researchers just dropped some big news in fiber optic tech. They’ve basically rethought how optical fibers work by building

Hand lenses might seem basic, but their power to show fine detail isn’t just about magnification. The real measure of

High-power magnifying glasses let you spot details you’d never see with the naked eye. But they come with their own

Minimally invasive surgery has really changed modern medicine. Patients now recover faster, face fewer risks, and generally do better overall.