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Introducing the Entomoscope! 🦟🔬 DIY microscope for getting detailed images of tiny insects in ethanol. Do this: 1️⃣ 3D-print the case 2️⃣ Order parts online 3️⃣ Assemble 4️⃣ Begin imaging! 📸Perfect for entomologists keen on training AI! #DIYMicroscopy🐜

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Фото профиля Thorben Danke
Thorben Danke2 лет назад

wow, that’s great!!!

Фото профиля Dr. Carly Tribull
Dr. Carly Tribull2 лет назад

Hmm, how does one go about getting other people to 3-D print them stuff.

Фото профиля CVG
CVG2 лет назад

👏👏👏

Фото профиля Simone Bacilieri
Simone Bacilieri2 лет назад

@Bertonemyia @CesarFavacho

Фото профиля Munxa
Munxa2 лет назад

I would love one but worried that I cannot afford it... What does it cost to import it to Zimbabwe??

Фото профиля Rudolf Meier @rudolf-meier.bsky.soci
Rudolf Meier @rudolf-meier.bsky.soci2 лет назад

That's difficult to answer because in some countries, the main cost will be tarrifs.

Фото профиля Dr. Jennifer Hill
Dr. Jennifer Hill2 лет назад

Would this be effective for tiny aquatic crustaceans too such as amphipods and isopods? If so I would love it!

Фото профиля Rudolf Meier @rudolf-meier.bsky.soci
Rudolf Meier @rudolf-meier.bsky.soci2 лет назад

Would be good to know how small. The system is modular and you buy your own lenses. As long as there is a suitable lens, it should be fine.

Фото профиля Maidzaman
Maidzaman2 лет назад

Seems something very interesting... Would love to make one...

Фото профиля JanWillem㋛︎
JanWillem㋛︎2 лет назад

I bought liters of ethanol, but no insects at all in there.

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