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by on May 3, 2006

The material they use for this incredible small eye is an epoxy resin and it is build in a self-alignment, self-writing process.
What else can they be used for?
Potential applications include surveillance, high-speed motion detection, environmental sensing, medical procedures that require cameras (such as endoscopies and image-guided surgeries) and a number of clinical treatments that can be controlled by implanted light-delivery devices.
Picture: A scanning electron microscope image of the surface of an artificial compound eye showing some of the 8700 hexagonal microlenses that make up its surface. (Image: Science magazine/Luke Lee)
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