We’re proud to see our world-first insect imaging system featured in Le Petit Journal Cambodge.
Developed by Nathanaël Maury with our entomology team, this technology uses magnetic levitation and advanced image stacking to capture insects with microscopic precision and true-to-life colors.

Up to 3,000 stacked photos per insects
Background painted with the deepest black on Earth
Developed and tested here in Cambodia – the first country in the world to use it

This Franco-Lao-Cambodian project, supported by the French Embassy in Cambodia, aims to:

• Identify species with unmatched clarity
• Share a global biodiversity image library, referencing all species.
• Inspire conservation through science and beauty.

See the images in our upcoming exhibition at the Institut Français du Cambodge in September and October.

Read the full article here: https://lepetitjournal.com/cambodge/saisir-le-tout-petit-une-nouvelle-technologie-institut-pasteur-du-cambodge-414593