OpenFlexure Microscope
Posted on 20 October 2021
The OpenFlexure team have developed an open-source 3D-printed microscope, as well as a 3D-printable delta stage and block stage for motorised microscopy. They aim to develop their microscope as a tool for malaria diagnosis in Tanzania and are working towards certification for manufacturing the microscope in Tanzania. The community is encouraged to contribute to discussions via the OpenFlexure Forum.
Type of tool: Open Hardware Design
Resource Created By: R Bowman et al
Is this tool open source?: Yes
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