- In May 2024, Leica Microsystems, a leading player in microscopy and scientific imaging, announced the launch of its next-generation AIVision Video Microscope Series. These systems integrate AI-based image analysis for real-time diagnostics, catering to increasing demand in pathology and life sciences research. This move reinforces Leica's commitment to intelligent imaging and precision diagnostics in clinical and research applications
- In April 2024, OLYMPUS CORPORATION unveiled a collaboration with leading academic institutions across Europe to develop enhanced 3D video microscopy solutions for neuroscience research. The initiative aims to provide researchers with ultra-high-resolution live-cell imaging capabilities, reflecting the growing demand for sophisticated video microscopes in academic research
- In February 2024, KEYENCE CORPORATION introduced a portable, high-speed digital video microscope (VHX-7200) designed for the semiconductor and automotive industries. The system enables non-contact, high-resolution 2D/3D imaging and measurement, supporting quality control and inspection processes on complex surfaces
- In January 2024, Carl Zeiss Meditec AG launched the ZEISS VisionScope, a modular video microscope that supports multi-modal imaging and remote collaboration. It’s particularly suited for surgical and biomedical applications, responding to the growing need for remote diagnostics and education tools in healthcare
- In November 2023, Etaluma, Inc. announced a partnership with several biotech firms to supply compact video microscopes for point-of-care diagnostics and laboratory automation. These microscopes are being integrated into portable diagnostic kits, supporting rapid sample analysis in field settings and decentralized labs
