現有的檢測黏著方法，如液體接觸角、粗糙度或懸臂樑陣列測試，皆必須間接依賴電子顯微鏡、三次元干涉儀等儀器記錄結構狀態，才能做判斷，固難以自動化。本論文提出一種可利用光學檢測黏著的機械結構，由懸浮與固定高度結構穿插構成。當黏著產生時，因懸浮結構貼於表面，致使結構間距較原間距大，其繞射光點間距會隨之變小；反之若無黏著時，結構間距則維持原設定，其光點間距較大。用此光學效果作黏著檢測，可由簡易的光學變化，直接判斷其黏著情形，實現快速檢測的目的，也提高機械自動量測的可行性。

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