➀ Researchers at the University of Adelaide have developed a new microscopy technique using ultra-thin optical fibres, promising advancements in medical imaging by accessing previously unreachable areas of the human body. ➁ The breakthrough could revolutionise medical diagnostics, studying biological processes, and exploring nanoscale materials. ➂ The technique, which projects intricate patterns through a 50µm core, holds particular promise for medical professionals, nanotechnology researchers, and biomedical engineers.

➀ ODU has integrated its EBP (expanded beam performance) optical connection technology into several product ranges including Mini-Snap Series K, Medi-Snap, and ODU-Mac. ➁ EBP technology offers low attenuation, minimal maintenance requirements, and a long service life, with up to 50,000 mating cycles. ➂ The new additions include a classic circular metal connector, sterilisable connectors for medical and industrial use, and modules designed for ODU-Mac frames.