Products & Reviews

The γ-eye is the first and only SPECT scanner for real-time, in vivo screening of all single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) isotopes. With its exchangeable collimators, small footprint, and field of view suitable for whole body mouse imaging, the γ-eye is a complete solution for all laboratories at any research stage.

The M-Series™ systems are cryogen/cooling-free, self-shielded, high-performance MRI systems based on permanent magnet technology. The M-Series systems allow preclinical researchers, with or without in-depth knowledge of MR physics, to utilize the gold standard method in soft tissue imaging without the cost, complexity, and technical burden of superconducting MRI systems. 

The NEWTON FT-900 is a deeply cooled CCD imager dedicated to SWIR (NIR-I, NIR-II), fluorescence and bioluminescence multi-spectral imaging as it allows for in vivo applications in the visible, near and short-wave infrared spectrum (VIS/ NIR/ NIR-II). Smart and ultra sensitive, it provides non-ionizing and non-invasive visualization of biological processes in real-time.

The TriTom imaging platform utilizes photoacoustic and fluorescence tomographies (PAFT) for high-resolution, non-invasive whole-body imaging in small animal models, achieving up to 160 µm resolution. This multi-modality system enables simultaneous acquisition of photoacoustic and fluorescence data in large volumes (> 25 cm3), allowing for spectroscopic molecular analysis. 

The SuperArgus PET/CT is a high-performance imaging system it can be configured as a combined PET/CT or PET or CT only system, and features state-of-the-art phoswich PET detectors with true depth-of-interaction (tDOI) for resolution uniformity and high sensitivity. The system offers real-time imaging up to 2.5msec frame rate and advanced capabilities like sensorless cardiac gating and conscious/awake imaging.

Intravital Microscopy(IVM) is an all-in-one two-photon and/or confocal microscopy system designed and optimized for longitudinal imaging of live animal models in vivo. This equipment has been designed around ease-of-use and augmented throughput as a next-generation core technology for biologists and translational scientists to elucidate the underlaying mechanism of every biological phenomena at tissue and cellular level. 

The Newton 7.0 is a cutting-edge optical imaging system that offers the versatility to perform bioluminescence, fluorescence, and 3D tomographic imaging in a single device. Its user-friendly interface and advanced features make it ideal for in vivo, ex vivo, and in vitro imaging applications, as well as simultaneous imaging of multiple specimens.