HoloBundle is developed at Mike Hughes' lab' in the Applied Optics Group, School of Physics & Astronomy, University of Kent.

HoloBundle is a graphical user interface for performing inline holographic microscopy through fibre imaging bundles. You can read about the technology in these papers:

• Inline holographic microscopy through fiber imaging bundles
• Improved resolution in fiber bundle inline holographic microscopy using multiple illumination sources

HoloBundle is built on CAS, PyFibreBundle and PyHoloscope. These packages must be set up in a folder structure as follows unless you edit the relative paths at the top of holobundle.py (or have all these packages in your system path):

├── Top Level Folder
│   ├── HoloBundle
│   │   ├── src
│   ├── pyfibrebundle
│   │   ├── src
│   ├── pyholoscope
│   │   ├── src
│   ├── cas
│   │   ├── src

You are welcome to make use of HoloBundle in your own applications, but please be aware that it is only partially documented. Academic collaborations are welcomed, please get in touch.

If you are looking for a documented package for holographic microscopy processing to build you own processing pipeline/GUI around, take a look at PyHoloscope.

Or for fibre bundle imaging systems in general PyFibreBundle.

There is also a version of the GUI for conventional inline holographic microscopy: HoloSnake.

HoloBundle requires:

• PIL (Python Image Library)
• OpenCV
• PyQt5
• Numpy
• Matplotlib
• pyserial
• scikit-image

In addition. CAS requirements depend on the specific camera used (CAS).