SLAS 2025 in San Diego, California, is the ultimate gathering for professionals at the intersection of science and technology. ASKION is excited to present its advanced solutions in automated fluorescence microscopy, designed to meet the evolving needs of researchers and developers worldwide.
Our precisely engineered and user-friendly technology enables seamless integration into your workflows, enhancing accuracy and efficiency in a variety of applications. Whether you’re conducting high-throughput analyses or exploring new methodologies, our customizable microscopy solutions provide the reliability and flexibility you need.
Stop by Booth 2721 to learn how our innovations can elevate your projects to the next level and transform the way you approach fluorescence microscopy.
Components of the system |
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Capacity | > 50 standard size slides (25 mm x 75 mm) or 10 microwell plates
capacity possible |
Automated carrier handling |
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Integrated bar code reader |
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Automated scanning of the samples |
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AI based image analysis modules |
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Camera | 2.3 MP; CMOS with resolution 1920 pixels x 1200 pixels |
Objectives | 3 interchangeable dry objectives 4x – 60x (Olympus) |
Fluorescence channels with LED excitation | DAPI (Ex. 385 nm) FITC (Ex. 470 nm) Cy3 (Ex. 540 nm) Cy5 (Ex. 630nm)
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Multiband pass filter | DAPI/FITC/Cy3/Cy5 Quad LED ET Set |
Autofocus | Contrast-based autofocus routine |
Image resolution | 10x lens: imaged area 1.75mm x 1.1mm (0.9 μm per pixel) 20x lens: imaged area 0.88mm x 0.55mm (0.45 μm per pixel) 40x lens: imaged area 0.44mm x 0.28mm (0.23 μm per pixel) |
Integrated computer |
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Power supply | 230 / 115 VAC |
The given configurations represent the standard setup of the microscope. All hardware and software customizations of the microscope, as well as the usability of the robot and the capacity of the plate hotel, can be tailored and adapted to meet customer requirements. | |
We receive funding from the State of Thuringia for consulting services and project support. This funding is intended to support strategies for the establishment, sustainable growth, and stability of small and medium-sized enterprises. The funding is provided by the European Social Fund Plus and the State of Thuringia.
Our company receives funding from the European Union via the FTI-Thüringen Technologie guideline. In this project, a test platform is being developed on which various assemblies, materials and functionalities for biobanks can be tested independently of the device. The purpose of the project is to react flexibly and quickly to changing device requirements using the platform’s testing capabilities.
Through the FTI-Thüringen Personen guideline, our company receives funding from the State of Thuringia from the European Social Fund Plus for innovative employees in the field of fluorescence microscopy (2024 INP 0122). The topics are development, testing and optimization of fluorescence microscopes in different sizes and functions as well as the identification of functional requirements for the devices.
Through the FTI-Thüringen Personen guideline, our company receives funding from the State of Thuringia from the European Social Fund Plus for innovative employees in the field of biobanking (2024 INP 0132). Innovative software solutions for cryo devices are developed. A special focus is on IT security, modularity and flexibility of future device generations.
KMU-innovativ
FKZ: 13GW0636D
RUBIN – NeuroMiR
FKZ: 03RU1U052B
