Combining artificial intelligence and automated fluorescence microscopy
Artificial intelligence and automated widefield fluorescence microscopy are a powerful combination. Together, these technologies form a feedback loop where AI image enhancement reveals more meaningful information from widefield images, eliminating the need for traditional super-resolution imaging systems, while automated image acquisition makes it possible to train and deploy AI-based image analysis models.
Combined advantages:
- Super-resolution imaging
- AI Image Enhancement
- Maximizing throughput
- Achieving consistency
- Maximize versatility
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The AI-enhanced image on the right shows enhanced detail and resolution, as well as reduced noise
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SIMSCOP Automated fluorescence microscope supports near-infrared and ultraviolet imaging
Simscop 's Automated fluorescence microscope can easily support infrared and ultraviolet imaging by providing specific objective lenses and cameras upon request . It is suitable for biomedical and semiconductor microelectronics inspection and research fields.
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Left: Biomedicine Right: Semiconductors and microelectronics
Automated fluorescence microscopy for sample scanning
BPAE cell scanning. Zeiss 10x EC Epiplan, 50mm/s, analog gain 8x, illumination @ 385nm
Microfluidic droplet generator. Zeiss 5x N-Achroplan , scan time 1.5s
Example of large image stitching using Automated fluorescence microscopy
Auto-FM -20X -0.5NA-405/488/525- Multi-color fusion and large image stitching of mouse intestinal tissue embedded slice samples
the full image size is 1.8mmX1.25mm and is stitched from 56 partial images