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Science

Meet Filip Lajciak, the Slovak student who built an affordable 3D microscope

Times of India - Science · 8 October 2026 at 8:15 am

Meet Filip Lajciak, the Slovak student who built an affordable 3D microscope

Filip Lajciak has developed an innovative and cost-effective microscope capable of producing non-invasive 3D models of minute samples.

By employing a stereo camera within the microscope, the device captures images from various angles and processes them into intricate point clouds and disparity maps.

This cutting-edge technology holds great promise for the analysis of micro-particle structures and biological specimens.

Lajciak's outstanding work was acknowledged at ISEF 2026, earning several prestigious awards.

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