Application Exploration of the Photon Chip Technology in Real time Processing of Biomedical Images
In the biomedical field, photonic chip technology is gradually becoming the key to improving the speed and accuracy of medical imaging. The development of this technology has given us new hope in early disease diagnosis and cell monitoring. Recent research has not only sorted out the hotspots and future trends of biomedical photonics, but also paid special attention to the application of photon technology in these fields. Specifically, photonic chips have demonstrated their unique capabilities in multi-color two-photon excitation fluorescence microscopy imaging, two-photon fluorescence lifetime imaging, and two-photon fiber endoscopic imaging. These applications not only improve the clarity of imaging, but also accelerate processing speed, which is crucial for rapid diagnosis and treatment. At the end of the article, the author summarized the contributions of photonic chip technology in the field of biomedical imaging and provided prospects for future development directions.
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