Low-Cost 3D-Printed Otoscope to Help Diagnose Hearing Loss in Developing
  Countries
From: Medical Design Technology - 05/18/2016

A group of students at Texas A&M University has designed a low-cost otoscope
that when plugged into a smartphone, can take photos of the inside of the
ear. The group, members of Texas A&M's chapter of Engineering World Health,
has designed and built a model LED otoscope that it is submitting to the
national organization’s design competition. The group’s hope is that its
design could be turned into a kit for easy production around the world.

A low-cost LED otoscope is needed to help diagnose and treat those with
hearing loss.

Robert W. Hunt is headed to Stanford University for a master’s degree in
bioengineering.

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http://www.mdtmag.com/news/2016/05/low-cost-3d-printed-otoscope-help-diagnose-hearing-loss-developing-countries

Links:
Low-Cost Otoscope Works with Smart Phones (with video 0:30)
https://today.tamu.edu/2016/05/18/low-cost-otoscope-works-with-smart-phones/
http://engineering.tamu.edu/news/2016/05/17/students-design-low-cost-otoscope-to-help-diagnose-hearing-loss-in-developing-countries