Foldscope: used as a research tool
Foldscope as a amazing research tool
Abstract :
In today, technology has been increases day by day. Manufacturing technologies has facilited the development of expensive scientific devices and labrotary equipment. Cells can only observed with the aid of microscope. Microscopes are instrument that produces enlarge image of an object. Microscopes are ubiquitous tools in science.The year is 1800.A curious little invention is being, it is called Microscope. A foldscape is an optical microscope ”ultra low cost origami based” potable microscope. The purpose of the study was to identify and describes how teacher and students are able to effectively use foldscopes.
KEYWORDS: Manufacturing, Microscope, Foldscope, Cell
INTRODUCTION:
The word origami, the ancient art of paper folding, here ori means folded. Microbes are present everywhere, not visible to naked eye. Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek is known as father of bacteriology. Antonie Van Leewenhock (1632-1723),who was first to see single celled microorganisms. A foldscope is an optical microscope, first developed by Manu prakash,professor of bioengineering at the Standford school of medicine. Microscope provide visual connection between familiar macroworld and microworld. The foldscope is an optical microscope composed of paper and lens. It can produce over 2,000X magnification. A foldscope is completely functional microscope, fluroscence, bright field.FoldScape is a new concept in three-dimensional drop ceiling tiles. Foldscape is new concept in three dimensional. Foldscape can be easily travel from one place to another place. Foldscape is new concept in three dimensional. A piece of paper and then some components and then assembles in minute, not hours Standford university of Manu prakash, to produce origami based paper known as foldscape. Foldscope was as a low cost medical screening tool to guide and practioner’s cope with such diseases such as malaria in developing countries. The foldscape truly is an amazing device.
CONCLUSION:
In today, there is a traditional qualitative research. The foldscape usually travels usually one place to another place usually. Breakage and storage is no problem when using the foldscape. To improve global health applications. Scientists and community members across India for the use of foldscape as an educational, training or research tool.
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