We introduce an innovative fiber-optic trapping system that utilizes multicore fibers to enable precise control of cell rotation about all three axes. This is achieved through the development of a physics-informed neural network that generates tailored light fields in the trapping region via the multicore fiber, allowing real-time control of the optical force. Our system facilitates precise and controlled cell rotation in all three axes, making it possible to capture projections of the cell at various angles. By leveraging this capability, our system enables accurate three-dimensional optical diffraction tomography with isotropic resolution. Overall, our fiber-optic trapping system offers a promising solution for high-precision cellular imaging and analysis, with significant potential applications in various fields, including biomedicine and nanotechnology.
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