Imaging in life sciences has become an increasingly popular topic, evidenced by an increased use of imaging and machine vision technologies in the various fields, as well as the launch of the first ever Vision in Life Sciences Conference by the AIA, which was held November 19 in San Diego.
This article takes a look at five recent applications involving vision in life sciences, including a biometric fingerprint sensor, a mosquito study, a handheld cancer-detection device, a bat study, and research into how image interpretation works.
