NEW Nikon ECLIPSE Ui Microscope

Last updated: 25th March, 2024

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Nikon’s ECLIPSE Ui Digital Upright Microscope* provides accurate microscopy-based observation imaging. View and share high-quality images in real-time with easy-to-use software for a more streamlined workflow.

A REAL SOLUTION FOR DIGITAL PATHOLOGY WITH LIVE ON-SCREEN OBSERVATION

With greater comfort and usability, the Ui series brings revolutionary changes to microscopy observation.


VIEW

Display high-quality images while remaining simple to operate.

Sample images are monitored in real time. The quality is backed by Nikon’s renowned imaging technology – clear color reproducibility without negative influence from ambient lights. Operator eye fatigue is greatly reduced as the need to look through conventional eyepieces is eliminated.


FAST

Immediate response for quicker workflow.

The system is operational in 2.5 seconds after loading a sample. Digital sample images can be observed live, plus magnification changes and XY movements can be quickly adjusted. It is also equipped with macro-imaging function and other sample-oriented applications.


USABILITY

User-friendly to promote operational efficiency.

The GUI (graphical user interface) is intended for easy identification and for efficient observation tasks. The functions needed to observe the sample images are arranged in an operator-friendly and efficient manner.


DAILY SUPPORT

Functions to support multiple use cases and applications.

The system is provided with three modes: routine specimen observation tasks, research* and education*, and data sharing. Users can select their preferred imaging quality and speed. Automatic bar code linkage from slide to image ensures sample control.

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