Abstract: A device for intraoperative cancer detection includes an excitation fiber optic configured to excite a biological sample as a function of an intrinsic excitation wavelength, an emission fiber optic configured to detect an intrinsic emission of the biological sample, a tissue scanner module including a display window configured to visualize the intrinsic emission of the biological sample, wherein visualizing further comprises receiving a signal from a tissue scanner representing an intrinsic emission of the biological sample, and relaying a visual recording as a function of the signal to the display window, and a vacuum-line tip configured to remove a portion of the biological sample as a function of the visualized intrinsic emission of the biological sample and a haptic feedback controller.