Researchers from the University of Plymouth have have used 3D-printed components to create a robotic instrument, called LabEmbryoCam. It can autonomously monitor the earliest stages of development in any aquatic species. The instrument It can be used to track embryonic development, a fundamental biological process that underpins the diversity of life on Earth.
Detailed view of how embryos of aquatic animals develop
Autonomous imaging robot plays a crucial role.
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