Digital Pathology Imaging & Scanning
Our digital slide scanning products offer unprecedented image quality, speed and reliability for whole slide imaging; making Aperio digital pathology scanners the optimal choice for research professionals.
Aperio GT Elite Scanner
High throughput digital pathology scanner with SmartscanTM, delivering speed, intelligence, and certainty in one system.
For Research Use Only. Not for Use in Diagnostic Procedures.
Aperio CS5
Built to accommodate both 1×3 inch and 2×3 inch slides, the Aperio CS5 scanner delivers high-quality digital images in DICOM or SVS formats, with optional Z-stacking and 20X or 40X magnification. Its intuitive workflow makes it an excellent fit for research teams generating consistent, reproducible slide-level data across a wide range of studies.
For Research Use Only. Not for Use in Diagnostic Procedures.
Aperio GT 450
Proven technology, with enhanced features, provides efficient workflows and excellent image quality, ensuring seamless integration and secure, optimized delivery of your research.
For Research Use Only. Not for Use in Diagnostic Procedures.
HALO
The HALO® platform from Indica Labs provides quantitative and intuitive image analysis for digital pathology. Choose from a broad range of brightfield, fluorescent and multiplex image analysis tools to complement your research.
HALO Link
HALO Link is a browser-based, study-centric digital pathology image management system that helps research organizations worldwide to safely and securely manage, share, and analyze digital slides and data.
HALO AI
HALO AI is a train-by-example analysis software, from Indica Labs, for digital pathology. The intuitive interface coupled with advanced deep learning networks enable easy tuning and optimization for segmentation, classification or phenotyping analysis challenges.
AI-Powered QC Where You Need It: Finding Needles in the Haystack
Unlock the future of pathology with Pathology News, your ultimate source for cutting-edge insights, expert analysis, and the latest breakthroughs in digital and computational pathology. Don’t just stay informed, stay ahead.
Manual Scanning Capabilities of the Aperio GT 450 Scanner
A beta test of a new manual scan feature on the Aperio GT 450 scanner was held in a research facility to gather input and reaction from users. Feedback from the participants was highly positive regarding the ease of use of the feature on the Aperio GT 450 display console and the new feature’s effectiveness to scan challenging slides.
Whole Slide Imaging
Whole Slide Imaging (WSI) is revolutionizing the field of pathology, ushering in an era of unprecedented access to image quality, ease of use, and speed. WSI allows for the digital acquisition and storage of tissue slides and has immense practical implications for researchers.
Top Considerations when Buying a Digital Pathology Scanner
Are you thinking about purchasing a digital pathology scanner? We offer some tips for things to consider during the buying process.
Benefits of Automation for Tissue-Based Research
In this new and fully interactive eBook, learn about automated approaches to immunohistochemistry (IHC), in situ hybridization, whole slide digitization, and find out how they can be adopted to accelerate research programs. The document contains step-by-step guidance and top tips on implementing and validating automated systems, as well as covering key considerations to help guide you through the process.
Digital Ready Slides
Olga Colgan, Ph.D., Global Brand Strategy Director, Leica Biosystems
In this webinar, learn more about the adoption of digital pathology, and the appropriate steps to support change management to help promote engagement and a path to success.
Digital Histopathology Deployment in GSK Non-Clinical Histology Facility
Elena Miranda, Ph.D., Director, Non-Clinical Histology, GSK
In this webinar learn more about digital histopathology deployment learning at GSK (GlaxoSmithKline plc).
Aperio GT 450 Improves Throughput by 64% and Reduces QC Tech Time by 94% in Workflow Study
This white paper evaluates ways to scale up digital pathology operations to keep up with increasing demand, assessing the performance of the Aperio GT 450 versus Aperio AT2.
Aperio GT 450 Workflow Research Study
Vladislav Chizhevsky MD SSBBP
Julie Broccardo HTL, QIHC, Director of Anatomic Pathology Operations, NeoGenomics Laboratories, Inc.
For Research Use Only. Not for use in Diagnostic Procedures.