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  • 2009Optically controlled three-dimensional assembly of microfabricated building blockscitations
  • 2009Optical microassembly platform for constructing reconfigurable microenvironment for biomedical studies86citations
  • 2007Vision feedback driven automated assembly of photopolymerized structures by parallel optical trapping and manipulationcitations
  • 2004Dynamic array of dark optical traps64citations

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Vision feedback driven automated assembly of photopolymerized structures by parallel optical trapping and manipulation

  • Alonzo, Carlo Amadeo
  • Rodrigo, Peter John
  • Ormos, P.
  • Dam, Jeppe Seidelin
  • Perch-Nielsen, Ivan Ryberg
  • Kelemen, L.
  • Glückstad, Jesper
Abstract

We demonstrate how optical trapping and manipulation can be used to assemble microstructures. The microstructures we show being automatically recognized and manipulated are produced using the two-photon polymerization (2PP) technique with submicron resolution. In this work, we show identical shape-complementary puzzle pieces being manipulated in a fluidic environment forming space-filling tessellations. By implementation of image analysis to detect the puzzle pieces, we developed a system capable of assembling a puzzle with no user interaction required. This allows for automatic gathering of sparsely scattered objects by optical trapping when combined with a computer controlled motorized sample stage.

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  • microstructure
  • forming