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Its small footprint enables high‑throughput slide scanning in limited‑space laboratories. Equipped with motorized stage, auto‑focus and motorized objective turret, it automates observation, image capture and processing to reduce repetitive work. Powerful imaging software scans and seamlessly stitches slides into whole‑view digital slices. It transforms traditional slide‑viewing workflows, supporting image‑based diagnosis, digital teaching and scientific research.


Plan‑Apochromatic Objectives
A wide range of objectives are optional for different application requirements, including Plan‑Achromatic, Plan‑Fluor (Semi‑Apochromatic), and high‑grade Plan‑Apochromatic objectives. The high numerical aperture of apochromatic objectives enables high‑resolution imaging from UV to NIR. The exclusive nano‑hard multi‑layer coating technology greatly boosts objective transmittance and delivers superior imaging performance for this microscope.

Multi-slide Stage
Equipped with a large-size microscope stage, it supports a long travel range of 105 mm along the X-axis and 60 mm along the Y-axis. The stage can hold up to four slides simultaneously and enables continuous scanning of four specimens in one run.

Motorized Intelligent Components
This microscope is integrated with a full set of motorized functional components. The motorized XY stage features large travel and high precision, enabling rapid positioning for multi-point observation. It supports fast and accurate Z-axis focusing control. The encoded motorized objective nosepiece delivers smooth switching and precise positioning. Combined with the encoded nosepiece, the system intelligently memorizes optimal illumination parameters for each magnification and automatically adjusts light intensity with objective switching, effectively reducing visual fatigue.

Effortlessly achieve large‑area slide scanning

Compact footprint, integrable into various slide imaging systems

Electronic slide viewing, electronic medical record creation

Multi‑site expert consultation

Medical conferences and teaching