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Hign Performance MEMS Deformable Mirror for Adaptive Optics Retinal Imaging

Hign Performance MEMS Deformable Mirror for Adaptive Optics Retinal Imaging
用于自适应光学视网膜成像的高性能 MEMS 可变形镜
批准号:
7273782
负责人:
Michael Albert Helmbrecht
金额:
$41.9万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2004
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2004-06-01 至 2009-08-31
关键词:
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描述(由申请人提供):虹膜公司正在开发令人兴奋的技术,使体内细胞水平的视网膜成像。尖端的自适应光学(AO)系统虹膜AO开发增加轴向和横向分辨率视网膜图像5倍。AO用于校正眼睛中的光学像差,这种像差大大降低了传统视网膜图像的分辨率。可变形反射镜(DM)是光学系统中的使能元件,它通过改变形状来补偿像差,从而纠正像差。该二期SBIR致力于为临床视网膜成像系统构建先进的微机电系统(MEMS) dm。具有AO的成像系统存在于世界上少数前沿的研究实验室中。在所有这些系统中,最受限制的方面是DM。这些系统使用最初为望远镜或其他应用设计的DM,因为这些都是可用的。这个SBIR将把专门为视网膜成像设计的dm带到研究人员手中,然后进入临床视网膜成像系统。开发临床就绪的DMs将把这些先进的成像技术的好处带给一般人群。从DM制造到构建用于研究视网膜疾病的日常使用的AO视网膜成像系统,Iris AO的综合专业知识将推动先进成像技术的革命。通过将AO从实验室带到临床环境,这项技术将带来深远的好处。Iris AO的目标与NEI的使命平行,即更好地了解视觉功能和对抗使人衰弱的眼病。虹膜AO工程师通过AO提供的前所未有的分辨率来观察视网膜,帮助开拓了早期疾病检测的研究。该提案通过开发AO系统中的关键组件,将用于配备AO的SLO和OCT系统,直接满足了NEI国家计划中制定的目标。这项研究将在两次迭代中开发DM,改进制造过程中的每一步。有限元分析、性能测试和故障研究将用于设计坚固的反射镜。发展将集中在临床有价值的镜子,通过满足所需的矫正性能和解决实际问题,使AO进入临床设置。镜子建成并在AO测试台上进行测试后,它将被集成到现有的AO视网膜成像系统中,对光感受器进行成像。这项令人兴奋的高性能技术将使细胞结构的体内成像能够在普通民众身上完成,而不是像今天这样精心挑选的研究对象。SBIR的研究将为早期视网膜疾病检测和更好地理解视觉功能提供一个强大的新工具。由此产生的技术将在细胞水平上观察视网膜的能力交给了临床医生,从而使他们能够在造成衰弱性损伤之前看到视网膜疾病的开始。
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Iris AO is developing exciting technologies that enable in vivo cellular-level retinal imaging. The cutting-edge adaptive-optics (AO) systems Iris AO develops increases the axial and transverse resolution of retinal images 5 fold. AO is used to correct for the optical aberrations in the eye that drastically reduce the resolution of conventional retinal images. Deformable mirrors (DM), the enabling component in AO systems, correct aberration by changing shape to compensate for the aberrations. This Phase II SBIR is dedicated to building advanced Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS) DMs for clinical retinal-imaging systems. Imaging systems with AO exist in but a few cutting edge research laboratories throughout the world. In all of these systems, the most limiting aspect is the DM. These systems use DMs originally designed for telescopes or other applications because these are all that are available. This SBIR will bring DMs specifically designed for retinal imaging into the hands of researchers and then into clinical retinal imaging systems. Developing clinical-ready DMs will bring the benefits of these advanced imaging techniques to the general population. Iris AO's comprehensive expertise from DM manufacturing to building AO retinal-imaging systems for daily use in studying retinal diseases at the cellular-level will drive a revolution in advanced imaging techniques. By bringing AO out of the lab and into the clinical setting, this technology will have profound benefits. Iris AO's goals parallel the NEI mission of gaining a better understanding of visual function and fighting debilitating eye diseases. Iris AO engineers have helped pioneer studies in early disease detection by looking at the retina with the unprecedented resolution afforded by AO. This proposal directly meets objectives laid out in the NEI National Plan by developing a critical component in AO systems that will be used in AO-equipped SLO and OCT systems. This research will develop the DM over two iterations, refining the manufacturing each step of the way. Finite element analysis, performance testing, and failure studies will feed into the design to create robust mirrors. The development will focus on clinically valuable mirrors by meeting the required correction performance and solving practical issues necessary to bring AO into the clinical setting. After the mirror is built and tested in an AO test bed, it will be integrated into an existing AO retinal imaging system to image photoreceptors. This exciting high-performance technology will enable in vivo imaging of cellular structure to be done on the general populace instead of hand-picked research subjects as is the practice today. Research from this SBIR will enable a powerful new tool for early retinal disease detection and better understanding of visual function. The resulting technology puts the ability to observe into the retina at the cellular level into the hands of clinicians, thereby allowing them to see the start of a retinal disease before debilitating damage has been done.
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Hign Performance MEMS Deformable Mirror for Adaptive Optics Retinal Imaging
  • 批准号:
    7903673
  • 项目类别:
  • 资助金额:
    $10.0万
  • 财政年份:
    2004
  • 负责人:
    Michael Albert Helmbrecht
  • 依托单位:
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  • 批准号:
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  • 项目类别:
  • 资助金额:
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  • 财政年份:
    2004
  • 负责人:
    Michael Albert Helmbrecht
  • 依托单位:
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