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    • Optical imaging
    • Scientific computing
    • Software development for research

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    • Real-time data acquisition and processing are critical for advanced optical imaging.
    • Python and AI frameworks like PyTorch are increasingly used in scientific research.
    • High-speed imaging in Python presents development challenges for academic labs lacking software expertise.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To provide guidelines for high-performance Python in optical imaging.
    • To introduce the open-source CAS framework for rapid prototyping of imaging systems.
    • To support research teams in developing real-time optical imaging applications.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed guidelines for optimizing Python performance in optical imaging.
    • Introduced the CAS (Camera Acquisition Software) framework.
    • CAS features a hardware abstraction layer, a customizable GUI, and multi-core CPU support for parallelism.

    Main Results:

    • CAS enables rapid prototyping of real-time imaging system software.
    • The framework facilitates high-speed image capture and processing.
    • It offers a flexible, open-source Python-based solution for academic research.

    Conclusions:

    • The CAS framework significantly accelerates the development of real-time optical imaging systems.
    • It lowers the barrier for academic labs to implement advanced imaging techniques.
    • CAS empowers researchers by providing accessible tools for complex software development.