| abstract |
Systems and methods for image-driven cell manufacturing are provided. Systems comprise a substrate for cells, imaging system for imaging cells on the substrate, computing system that computes cell characteristics from images, and a pulsed laser scanning system. The substrate is suitable for high-resolution cell imaging and is coated with a layer that partially absorbs laser pulses for the purpose of converting energy into microbubble formation. The computing system communicatively coupled to the pulsed laser scanning system and directs laser pulses to the substrate under targeted cells. Laser pulses are converted into mechanical energy via microbubbles that, depending on laser energy and pulse pattern, destroy selected cells, remove selected cells, or temporarily porate selected cells for the purpose of introducing biological cargos. |