Abstract: Disclosed is a system for rapid digitization of an article that provides a 3d image of an object, such as a clothing article, wherein the object can be virtually viewed from all sides to be viewed by the user. The system for rapid digitization is configured with two microprocessors for rapidly digitizing the clothing apparel into its equivalent 3d model. The system for rapid digitization is provided with a communication device that displays the status of the system and occurring defects are notified through the same. The system for rapid digitization provides a 3d .obj (object) file of the apparel thereby making it portable in nature.

Abstract: Disclosed is a system for rapid digitization of an article that provides a 3d image of an object, such as a clothing article, wherein the object can be virtually viewed from all sides to be viewed by the user. The system for rapid digitization is configured with two microprocessors for rapidly digitizing the clothing apparel into its equivalent 3d model. The system for rapid digitization is provided with a communication device that displays the status of the system and occurring defects are notified through the same. The system for rapid digitization provides a 3d .obj (object) file of the apparel thereby making it portable in nature.

Abstract: Methods and system for chromatic confocal microscopy are described. One example chromatic confocal microscope system includes a hyperchromatic objective lens configured to focus the light of different wavelengths onto different corresponding focal planes that are separated from one another within a sample object, focusing optics positioned to receive multi-spectral light reflected from the sample object after passing through the hyperchromatic objective lens, a detection slit to receive light from the focusing optics and to block at least a portion of light that is incident thereon, and a grating positioned to receive light after passing through the detection slit and to produce spatially separated light of different wavelengths to enable the detection of spatially separated light by an imaging sensor. The described chromatic confocal microscopes may be used to develop low-cost chromatic confocal endoscopes for disease diagnosis of human internal organs in vivo.