BZ-9000 SERIES

Navigation Software

Always know your location on a specimen and quickly move to areas of interest

Navigation SystemNEWLY-DEVELOPED

Revolutionary observation interface that leads the user to an optimum observation point with a single click

Easily navigate around a specimen at high-magnification by using a low-magnification reference image. Simply click on the location of interest on the low-magnification navigation image, and the BZ-9000 will automatically position that portion of the sample on screen to be viewed at a higher magnification. By improving the visibility of the whole specimen, the BZ-9000 dramatically reduces the amount of time needed to image points of interest.

Find an observation point in a navigation image (wide-view image) and click the target point.

Find an observation point in a navigation image (wide-view image) and click the target point.
* Stitched image can be inserted. Navigation image: Ovary (equivalent to 0.5x)
Electronic control makes it possible to move to a desired observation point with a single click

NAVIGATION SYSTEM APPLICATION

Easy positioning with oil-immersion lens

Even when viewing a specimen at high-magnification with an oil-immersion lens, users can locate areas of interest without the need to switch to a low-magnification lens.

Easy positioning with oil-immersion lens

Quick Observation of an H&E Dyed Section

Easily navigate from a macro image of skull tissue to a highly-magnified view of periosteum regeneration.

Navigation image High-magnification preview image

Extraction of Target Image from Multi-Dyed Cell Overlay Images

Enables a cell that can be identified only by overlay processing to be observed in the navigation image.

Rat kidney (Observation of Cy3 + GFP overlaid images: Yellow part)
Navigation image High-magnification preview image

Dual Displays for Macro Image Visibility Improvement

Navigation image and preview image (high-magnification image) can be simultaneously shown on dual displays.

Navigation image High-magnification preview image
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