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End-to-end spatial biology, from tissue to insight

A full-stack platform combining multiplex reagents, high-throughput brightfield & fluorescence imaging, and intelligent software to turn whole-slide images into quantitative spatial biology data.

End-to-end spatial biology from tissue to insight
Trusted by pathology & translational research teams
Oncology centers Biopharma discovery labs Academic core facilities
Platform

From tissue to spatially resolved answers in one workflow.

Our platform connects multiplex staining, whole-slide imaging, and downstream analysis so you can design experiments once and scale them from discovery to validation.

01 — Multiplex reagents

Multi-color, multi-label reagent panels designed for tissue microenvironment characterization, antibody evaluation, and tumor molecular subtyping.

02 — High-speed scanning

Full-slide brightfield and up to seven fluorescence channels, with high-performance seamless stitching and precise motion control.

03 — Intelligent software

Acquisition and viewing software for automated filter switching, multi-channel registration, and flexible visualization of whole-slide images.

04 — Reporting & integration

Export image and measurement data for downstream bioinformatics, and integrate with lab systems to support decision-making and routine workflows.

Solutions

Built for translational research and advanced pathology.

Full-slide scanning under brightfield and multi-channel fluorescence supports a wide range of research and clinical applications.

Tissue microenvironment analysis

Tissue microenvironment analysis

Characterize immune infiltration, stromal compartments, and tumor architecture using high-resolution multi-marker imaging.

Antibody & biomarker evaluation

Antibody & biomarker evaluation

Evaluate biomarker expression and co-localization directly in tissue to support antibody drug development and target validation.

Digital pathology workflows

Digital pathology workflows

Combine brightfield and fluorescence imaging in a single scanner to support precision diagnostics and treatment recommendations.

Instruments

Aurora V8 multi-channel, multi-flux scanner.

A compact, high-throughput digital pathology scanner providing brightfield and fluorescence imaging across multiple slides in a single run.

Aurora V8 scanner
  • Imaging modes: Brightfield + up to 7 fluorescence channels
  • Throughput: 5-slide holder, automated scanning
  • Motion control: Motorized XY stage with grating feedback
  • Optics: High-NA objective options for detailed tissue morphology

Ideal for studies requiring both morphology and multiplexed marker information on the same slide.

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Reagents

Multi-color, multi-label reagents tailored for spatial biology.

Reagent panels and staining chemistries are designed to match the spectral capabilities of the Aurora V8 scanner and enable reliable multiplex imaging.

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Optimized panels

Multi-label reagent sets that support routine markers for tumor microenvironment studies and antibody drug evaluation.

  • Configurable for diverse tissue types and research questions.
  • Designed to minimize spectral overlap and preserve signal quality.
  • Compatible with the multi-channel acquisition pipeline of the scanner.

Work with our team to align reagent design with your imaging and analysis needs.

Software & AI

Control acquisition, explore images, and standardize analysis.

Integrated scanning and viewing software streamlines multi-channel acquisition and provides flexible tools for exploring whole-slide images.

Scanning software

  • Automatic filter switching
  • Multi-channel fluorescence scanning
  • Configurable number of scanning channels
  • Automatic multi-channel registration
  • Seamless fluorescence image stitching
  • Background correction

Slide viewing software

  • Channel switching and composite display
  • Signal intensity and contrast adjustment
  • Image rotation and color correction
  • Label map and minimap overview
  • Zoom, screenshots, annotations, and length measurement

Analysis-ready outputs

  • Whole-slide images prepared for downstream analysis pipelines
  • Support for multi-channel visualization and export
  • Configurable settings to standardize acquisition across studies
Performance

Imaging quality and instrument specifications.

High-resolution optics, precise motion control, and multi-channel acquisition ensure consistent, quantifiable spatial biology data.

Multi-channel scanning effect

Full-slide fluorescence imaging captures detailed marker expression patterns across tissues.

Brightfield and fluorescence channels can be reviewed individually or in overlays to support both morphology and marker-based interpretation.

Multi-channel scanning effect

Key specifications

Feature Details
Objective lens UPlanApo 20X/0.75, UPlanApo 40X/0.95
Sampling rate 20X (0.29 µm/pixel), 40X (0.15 µm/pixel)
Image stitching High-performance seamless stitching
Scanning time (15 mm × 15 mm area) Brightfield 20X: < 60 s
Brightfield 40X: < 180 s
Single-channel fluorescence: variable based on exposure ratio
Scanning cameras Quantity: 2
Sensor type: CMOS (color), CMOS (B&W)
Pixel size: 5.86 µm × 5.86 µm
Motorized XY stage Grating feedback accuracy: 100 nm
X-axis travel: 210 mm
Y-axis travel: 48 mm
Slide holder 5-slide type (75 mm × 25 mm)
Device dimensions 650 mm × 500 mm × 500 mm
Power 150 VA
Resources

Examples, application notes, and technical documents.

Share data, protocols, and deployment experience with your team using platform documentation and application-focused resources.

Tumor microenvironment application note

Illustrates end-to-end workflow for multi-marker imaging and microenvironment characterization on FFPE samples.

Scanner deployment checklist

Site readiness, environmental requirements, and validation considerations for installing the Aurora V8 in your lab.

Data management & export guide

Best practices for storing, backing up, and exporting whole-slide images and measurement data.

Company

Deployment, training, and long-term support.

We combine AI capabilities, bioinformatics engineering, and IT/hardware expertise to support your spatial biology programs from installation to routine use.

Implementation

Guidance on site preparation, instrument installation, and basic workflow validation so you can start scanning quickly and confidently.

Training

Training for pathologists, technicians, and data scientists on scanning, viewing, and data export workflows.

Service & maintenance

Ongoing technical support and preventative maintenance help keep your instrument performing reliably over the long term.

Ready to bring spatial biology to your lab?

Tell us about your applications and we’ll help you evaluate reagents, instrumentation, and workflows that fit your team.