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The first remote instruments have been used during the World War I. Starting from this moment an increasing number of instruments has become remote controlled. Despite the many announcements, real Remote Control has not been achieved for a vast class of instruments. The paper proposes an application to remote control a Scanning Electron Microscope.

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Remote control of a scientific instrument is a topic gaining more and more attention between instrument users and operators. The project presented in this article reports results obtained from two distinct research efforts. The main outcome from the first research was the realization of an application to remote-control a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM), while the main outcome from the second research was the implementation of a procedure to reconstruct 3D surfaces.