Pathology and histology
A connected bench for tissue preparation, imaging, and computer vision.
Use the parent hub to show the full workflow: instruments prepare the slide, microscopy captures the image, and ConductVision turns the image into repeatable research measurements.
PATH-HIST-001 / hardware to image analysis workflow
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Connected workflow stages
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Primary hardware families
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ConductVision analysis layer
CSV
Export-ready results
Workflow
Position the category around the complete slide-to-data chain
The key message is that pathology and histology should not be isolated product shelves. They should be a connected workflow that moves from specimen preparation to image-derived measurements.
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Process
Prepare tissue with fixation, dehydration, clearing, and paraffin infiltration equipment.
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Section
Cut repeatable paraffin or frozen sections with microtomes and cryostat systems.
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Image
Capture brightfield, fluorescence, or slide-scanner images with consistent scale metadata.
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Quantify
Run ConductVision protocols for nuclei, stain area, intensity, morphology, and batch exports.
Hardware families
Start with instruments, then connect the image output
The parent hub should make the complete bench visible: preparation instruments, imaging tools, and the ConductVision analysis layer that receives the image output.
Microtomes and cryostats
Manual, semi-automatic, automatic, and frozen-section systems for controlled section thickness.
Browse family
Tissue processing
Processing, embedding, water bath, drying, and staining tools that prepare slides for imaging.
Browse family
Microscopy and imaging
Microscope capture and ConductVision Microscopy workflows for consistent acquisition.
Browse family
Hardware
Microtome, cryostat, tissue processor, embedding center
Capture
Brightfield, fluorescence, microscope camera, slide scanner
ConductVision
Image QC, segmentation, morphology, batch exports
Computer vision layer
ConductVision becomes the measurement layer for prepared slides
The strongest integration is not instrument control on day one. It is a practical handoff from tissue preparation and imaging into quality control, segmentation, morphology, and export workflows.
Section QC
Flag folds, tears, chatter, missing tissue, or uneven staining before downstream analysis.
Tissue quantification
Measure nuclei, DAB signal, percent area, ROI intensity, and morphology from stained sections.
Protocol locking
Save analysis settings so every slide in a batch uses the same gates and output schema.
Audit-ready exports
Keep overlays, summary tables, and method settings together for review and repeat runs.
Separate child hubs keep buying intent clear
Histology can stay hardware-led because it owns preparation. Pathology can be software-led because it owns analysis, scoring, and research interpretation.
Connect your tissue workflow to ConductVision.
Start from the instrument family, then carry the user into the analysis software that turns images into usable data.
