journal article·2023-05Open access

Bio‐Inspired Compact, High‐Resolution Snapshot Hyperspectral Imaging System with 3D Printed Glass Lightguide Array

Zhihan Hong, Yuanyuan Sun, Piaoran Ye, Douglas A. Loy, Rongguang Liang

Advanced Optical Materials· Volume 11· Issue 9

Abstract

Abstract To address the major challenges to obtain high spatial resolution in snapshot hyperspectral imaging, 3D printed glass lightguide array is developed to sample the intermediate image in high spatial resolution and redistribute the pixels in the output end to achieve high spectral resolution. Curved 3D printed lightguide array can significantly simplify the snapshot hyperspectral imaging system, achieve better imaging performance, and reduce the system complexity and cost. Two‐photon polymerization process to print glass lightguide array is developed, and the system performance with biological samples is demonstrated. This new snapshot technology will catalyze new hyperspectral imaging system development and open doors for new applications from UV to infrared.
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OpenAlex topics: Photoacoustic and Ultrasonic Imaging · Optical Imaging and Spectroscopy Techniques · Nonlinear Optical Materials Studies

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Affiliations

Wyant College of Optical Sciences The University of Arizona 1630 E University Blvd Tucson AZ 85721 USA

Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry The University of Arizona 1306 E. University Blvd Tucson AZ 85721‐0041 USA

Department of Materials Science and Engineering The University of Arizona 1235 E. James E. Rogers Way Tucson AZ 85721‐0012 USA

Funding

National Cancer Institute

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