Manual panoramic microscopy with iStix®

23.10.2017 | Looking for partners to further develop our low-cost alternative to whole slide image scanners

iStix® stitches together individual microscopy images in real time and aligns their content to create a continuous panoramic view. Its main areas of application are in various disciplines of research-based medicine and in biology. But it would also be suitable for use in other fields of activity that involve working with microscopy images. Examples include materials science and quality assurance, where iStix® would be a useful tool for examining samples of new materials or inspecting damage at a microscopic level.

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Looking for partners

 

As a licensed iStix® user, you would have the possibility to use the product under the terms of a collaboration agreement, integrate it in your existing system with our support, or adapt the product to your needs by adding new functionalities within the context of a co-development agreement. Areas of interest with respect to the evolution of the iStix® software include further medical applications and automated image classification and analysis.


If you would like to join us on this project, or obtain more detailed information, you are welcome to contact Dr. Christian Münzenmayer by phone or email

Christian Münzenmayer

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Dr. rer. nat. Christian Münzenmayer

Head of Department Digital Health and Analytics

Fraunhofer IIS
Am Wolfsmantel 33
91058 Erlangen, Germany

Phone +49 9131 776-7300

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