ConductVision Organoid Monitor
Plan an organoid monitoring pilot
Tell us about your cultures and the first question you want answered; a ConductVision engineer reviews every request and replies with a proposal.
What a pilot includes
- 01
Culture and imaging review
We review your organoid type, plates and incubator, and the images you take today.
- 02
One first question
The pilot answers one question, such as how growth changes after a treatment, so the result is clear.
- 03
Camera and lighting setup
Cameras, lenses and lighting set up for your plates, with a check of which measurements the images are sharp enough for.
- 04
Measurements and event log
Every organoid measured, as data files, with an event log, video clips and a report.
- 05
Agreement check and a decision
How closely the camera's measurements matched the same organoids measured by hand, and whether to add plates or cultures.
What happens after you submit
Your request goes to the ConductVision team. They review your cultures, plates and first question, then reply with a proposal. The pilot reports how closely the camera's measurements match the same organoids measured by hand before any result is used.
