Applications of Computer Vision in Micro/Nano Observation

Nowadays, micro/nano science and technology has been one of the most attractive research fields. However, real time and accurate observation in micro/nano manipulation is a top important enabling technique. Most recently, with the great development of microscopes and computer vision techniques, real time visualization, including 2D motion measurement and 3D reconstruction, on micro/nano scale is becoming possible.

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