Pollen 3D: An Application of 3D Reconstruction for the Scanning Electron Microscope
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A three-dimensional model of small size samples enables the development of accurate solutions for their conservation, education, and metrology. Due to its high magnification, the scanning electron microscope can deliver images that fit the required level of model resolution. In this work a three-dimensional reconstruction application for the scanning electron microscope, called Pollen 3D, is shown. It is based on autocalibration and its testing with images from many samples (biological, geological, and artificial) by using images recorded with two different microscopes (Auriga from Zeiss and Quattro from ThermoFisher) demonstrate its efficiency and accuracy.
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