Japan launches smart phone with microscope in mid-April

"Global Science and technology reporter Huan," The Japanese Natural Science Research Institute of Physiology (Aizhi County) honorary Professor Suk Guozhao, recently developed a smart phone camera can be installed on the microscope "Leye." According to Japan's Kyodo News April 2, the "Leye" of the plate-like parts of the smartphone on the camera, you can observe the micro-organisms and take pictures. "Tera-base", a Suk-related venture, will sell the product in mid-April, Suk said: "I hope the microscope will make children and adults interested in the microcosm of nature." "The microscope is 6.5 cm long, 2 cm wide and 2 mm thick, made of aluminum." The 3 mm diameter spherical lens embedded inside the part overlaps with the smartphone's camera lens, and then it can be used on the object to be observed, with a magnification of 30-100 times. Microscope prices are expected to be about 3000 yen (about 179 yuan). Suk Guozhao, an honorary professor at the Institute of Physiology, Japan's natural science research institution, has issued a microscope "leye" that can be mounted on a smartphone camera. The picture is the leg of the fly seen through the microscope.