Press
- Forbes article: Scientists Reveal The World's Ultimate Spy Camera
- Die Zeit article (German): Von Stuttgarter Forschern entwickelte Nanokamera wird mit Spritze injiziert
- Stuttgarter Nachrichten article (German): Nanooptik aus dem 3D-Drucker: Miniobjektiv passt in ein Samenkorn
- The Verge article: This camera is so tiny it can be injected with a syringe
- Daily Mail article: The world's smallest lens revealed: 3D-printed device could make surveillance cameras twice the width of a human hair
- Medizintechnologie.de article (German): Mikro-Objektive für Mini-Endoskope
- Deutschlandfunk article (German): Stuttgarter Forscher drucken winzige optische Linsen
- Wired UK article: This camera is smaller than a grain of salt
- Wired Germany article (German): Diese Nanokamera ist klein genug, um in eine Spritze zu passen
- c't Fotografie article (German): Mikro-Objektive im 3D-Druck
- Popular Science article: This Tiny Camera Can Be Injected Into Your Body
- TechRadar article: This camera is small enough to be injected into your brain
- Golem.de article (German): Objektive in Haaresbreite
- IOP Physics World article: Tiny 3D-printed lens can pass through a syringe needle
- CTV News article: Tiny micro-camera can be injected with a syringe
- derStandard.at article (German): Salzkorn-große Nanokamera wird mit Spritze injiziert
- Kurier article (German): Nanokamera wird mit Spritze injiziert
- The Times of India article: This micro-camera can be injected into body
- Bangkok Post article: 3-D printed micro-camera can be injected with a syringe
- Le Monde article (French): Des optiques de la taille d’un grain de sel
- Le Scienze article (Italian): Sistemi ottici microscopici stampati in 3D
- nrc.next article (Dutch): Microlensjes zo dun als een haar rollen uit de printer
- Daily Pakistan Global article: Researchers develop micro-camera can be injected with a syringe
- Kronen Zeitung article (German): So fein wie ein Haar: Forscher drucken kleinste Kamera der Welt
- The Sun article: Little brother is watching you: Creation of world’s tiniest lens means surveillance cameras will soon be as small as a grain of salt
- Engadget article: Microscopic camera could be injected into your body
- Phys.org article: Micro-camera can be injected with a syringe
- Singularity Hub article: Smart Dust Is Coming: New Camera Is the Size of a Grain of Salt
- Additional recent publications on printed microoptics: Nature Communications 7, 11763 (2016), Opt. Lett. 41, 3029 (2016).
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