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MCAM IN ACTION !!
overview
This webpage is dedicated to providing details and data surrounding a novel form of computational microscope, termed as Multi-Camera Array Microscope (MCAM). MCAM is an array of miniaturized digital microscopes, whose image and video data is combined together in novel ways to open up new avenues for scientific research. This technology is currently being commercialized by Ramona Optics and is being applied in a variety of scientific contexts, as described in detail below.
EXAMPLES
The easiest way to understand the MCAM’s capabilities is to first interact with some example image and video data
More examples of MCAM imagery and video can be found at our Gigaviewer webpage
DESIGNS
There are currently three primary MCAM designs, each with different performance specifications.
MCAM-96
- Acquisition Rate: 0.96 GP/frame
- Field of View: 16 x 24 cm
- Resolution: 18 µm
Falcon-54
- Acquisition Rate: 0.70 GP/frame
- Field of View: 8 x 12 cm
- Resolution: 3-10 µm
Eagle-48:
- Acquisition Rate: GP/frame
- Field of View: 6 x 8 cm
- Resolution: <1 µm
To learn more about the applications, please visit our project page or check out the recent bioarxiv
publication and dataset