Nanotronics Imaging, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, introduces its latest computer-controlled microscope, the nSPEC 3D, which combines high quality and imaging purity of optical lenses with advanced computer pattern-recognition algorithms and custom 3D printed hardware. Its artificial intelligence enables it to capture nanoscale 3D images, including quantitative results and structure classification with a single mouse click or gesture.
“Our solution will allow a host of industries, including industrial materials and semiconductors, to access sophisticated imaging that can improve the ability to produce and manipulate advanced materials quickly and efficiently,” said Nanotronics Imaging CEO Matthew Putman.
The nSPEC 3D was initially developed to address common challenges associated with high-throughput imaging of complex materials in factories. These challenges include the inability to capture repeatable topography maps and to automatically interpret features in the 3D image.
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