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Atomic force microscopy for industry with the Akiyama-Probe sensor
For atomic force microscopy (AFM) to extend its usefulness into routine industry applications, its operation needs to be simplified. This paper shows how the novel Akiyama-Probe has been integrated in a commercial AFM to significantly simplify probe exchange.