iPhone microscope
This iPhone microscope prototype costs roughly $30.
Blood samples
The upper row shows images of blood samples taken with a traditional microscope. From left to right: normal, iron deficiency anemia, and sickle cell anemia. The bottom row shows the same samples imaged via the iPhone.
Sugar crystal
Images of a sugar crystal taken through polarized light filters. Left: traditional microscope. Right: cell phone microscope.
Spectrometer
The spectrum of a fluorescent bulb taken by an iPhone spectrometer. While the iPhone is not as precise as the commercial unit, it accurately picks up the peaks in color intensity.
Pollen and plant stems
Stained samples of pollen (left images) and plant stems (right two images). Top row: commercial microscope. Bottom row: cell phone microscope.
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