A Stereoscopic Microscope, also known as a dissecting microscope or a binocular inspection microscope, is a low-power compound equipment that can examine three-dimensional specimens more closely than a hand lens
Stereoscopic Microscopes Market Binocular stereomicroscopes consist of two matching microscopes positioned side by side with a modest angle between their optical axis. The item is viewed separately for each eye, and the stereoscopic effect, which allows for relief discrimination, is preserved. Horatio S. Greenough, an American biologist and equipment maker, designed a stereo microscope in the early 1890s as an alternative to the CMO microscope. Stereoscopic Microscopes have the advantage of being able to analyse opaque specimens and providing a 3-D image of the sample. They also have a broad working distance, allowing users to manipulate the specimens that the scope is seeing. Stereomicroscopes are classified into two major categories, each with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Greenough's stereomicroscopic device, the first of its kind, uses twin body tubes that are inclined t