<transcript><audio_136>FIA transform traction cytometry or fttc method now as I told you that what are the unique features of this system see this traction Force microscopy has been</transcript><caption><image_137>The image is a slide from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India. It is titled "Key features of TFM". The slide has a white background with black text. On the left side of the slide, there is an illustration of a mountain range with a blue sky in the background. 

On the right side, there are two images. The first image is of a black square with a white border. The second image is an image of the same mountain range. The text on the slide explains that TFM is a type of ultrasound that is used to measure the size and shape of the body of a person's body.

The slide also mentions that the TFM can be used to analyze the surface surface of the person's skin, which is covered in a layer of white powder. The image also mentions the different types of ultrasound and how it can be applied to the body.</caption><transcript><audio_138>known for quite some time but uh only a few years back maybe around five years back our group has been successful in uh implementing this in a micr fluidic environment which was not possible</transcript><transcript><audio_139>before so how is it is it possible you use a unique ultrasoft uh substrate pdms Ultra Soft pdms so normal pdms will have Bas is to</transcript><transcript><audio_140>cross Linker around 10 is to one instead of that you make ultrasoft pdms it is better easier said than done but uh like uh it is quite difficult to make this kind of ultrasoft pdms with Bas is to</transcript> FIA transform traction cytometry or fttc method now as I told you that what are the unique features of this system see this traction Force microscopy has been known for quite some time but uh only a few years back maybe around five years back our group has been successful in uh implementing this in a micr fluidic environment which was not possible before so how is it is it possible you use a unique ultrasoft uh substrate pdms Ultra Soft pdms so normal pdms will have Bas is to cross Linker around 10 is to one instead of that you make ultrasoft pdms it is better easier said than done but uh like uh it is quite difficult to make this kind of ultrasoft pdms with Bas is to
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