Dimensions & Geometry
Length, diameter, width, minimum width, aspect ratio and equivalent diameter.
Custom Microscopic Inspection Solutions
Intelligent Microscopic Robot
Turn Your Microscopic Observations into Reviewable Data
Combine scanning equipment, imaging and software around your samples and measurements, with a complete workflow from image capture to report delivery.
Microscopic ImagingOptics · Lighting · Magnification
Automated ScanningSlide Handling · Focus · Capture
Recognition & MeasurementRecognition Libraries · Measurements · Statistics
Reports & DataReview · Templates · Export
What Do You Need to Measure?
Measure dimensions, examine morphology, analyze distributions and identify abnormalities. Define your key measurements to focus the inspection on your needs.
Cross-Sections & Pores
Inner and outer contours, inner and outer dimensions, wall thickness, pore size, hollow-section proportion, hollowness.
Cell Morphology
Cell and nuclear size, shape, nucleus-to-cytoplasm ratio, counts, classes and morphological differences.
Counts & Distributions
Object counts, density, composition, size distributions, mean, standard deviation and coefficient of variation.
Fabric Structure
Warp and weft density, yarn width, texture orientation and weave structure.
Abnormalities & Surface Features
Impurities, contamination, foreign objects, breaks, cracks, agglomeration, edge defects, color and grayscale variations.
These are potential inspection and development areas. Specific measurements require evaluation of preparation, imaging and annotated samples. Cell morphology results assist professional observation and review.
What Would You Like to Observe?
Different materials and shapes require different approaches. Evaluate the solution with real images of your samples.
Reinforcement Fibers
Glass, ultrafine, alumina, carbon, basalt and quartz fibers, including hollow fibers, special-shaped cross-sections and fiber powder.
Animal Fibers
Sheep wool, cashmere, mohair, alpaca, rabbit hair, yak down and silk; analyze diameter, length, morphology and composition.
Plant Fibers
Cotton, flax, ramie, jute, hemp, wood pulp and other plant-derived fibers.
Cells & Morphology Samples
Cells in peripheral blood, bone marrow and cerebrospinal fluid; examine cell outlines, nuclei, cytoplasm and staining morphology.
Textiles
Plain, twill, satin, check and striped weaves, electronic fabrics, and yarns, knitted fabrics or nonwovens requiring evaluation.
Images illustrate the sample categories. New materials and fabric structures require evaluation of preparation, imaging and recognition conditions.
A Complete Microscopic Inspection Workflow
Connect custom high-resolution scanning, automatic measurements, reports, review and data delivery into your workflow.
Images illustrate workflow stages using different samples. Scanning, measurements and reports are customized to your requirements.
Custom High-Resolution Scanning
Select imaging, illumination, magnification and scan area for your samples, with suitable equipment and autofocus.
Build a Custom Recognition Library
Define objects, classes and abnormalities using actual samples, then develop and validate a dedicated recognition library.
Automatic Microscopic Measurements
Locate and segment objects, extract agreed measurements and compile individual results.
Automatic Report Generation
Organize results using agreed statistical rules, with custom report fields, charts, layouts and assessment criteria.
Review Data & Images
After automatic report generation, users review original images, detected objects and measurement markers.
Export Reports & Data
Export PDF reports, Excel records and statistics for your existing data workflows.
Evaluate Your Samples, Confirm Your Solution
Tell us your samples, measurements, daily workload and required report formats. Evaluate imaging and results through sample images, remote demonstrations or physical samples where practical, then confirm equipment, workflow and delivery scope.
Custom Solutions in Practice
These scenarios describe practical inspection needs. Images and statistics come from real samples; customer and project identifiers have been removed. Values apply only to the samples shown.
Case 01 / Wool Length & Diameter
Length and Diameter Distributions from One Wool Sample
Customer Requirements
Measure length and diameter in the same wool sample, retain individual images and view both distributions. Classify coarse and fine fibers using agreed thresholds, rather than describe the whole sample with one average.
Solution
Define scanning from preparation and imaging results; recognize wool fibers and extract length and diameter. Compile means, percentiles, standard deviations and coefficients of variation. Automatically generate reports with distributions, individual measurements and coarse/fine counts, followed by manual review and data export.
- Fibers Measured
- 351 fibers
- Mean Length
- 235.55 μm
- Mean Diameter
- 17.27 μm
Case 02 / Hollow Fiber Cross-Sections
Turn Inner and Outer Contours into Comparable Measurements
Customer Requirements
Inspect hollow quartz glass fiber cross-sections in batches. Distinguish hollow from solid sections, measure inner and outer dimensions in different directions, analyze hollowness and shape distributions, and link statistics to inspection images.
Solution
Customize scanning and contour recognition to extract inner and outer dimensions, hollowness and aspect ratio. Automatically exclude cracked, broken and excessively dark fibers from statistics, then generate the report. Distributions and a full inspection-area view support subsequent manual review of boundaries, measurements and abnormalities.
- Valid Sections
- 244 fibers
- Hollow Section Proportion
- 100%
- Mean Hollowness
- 43.83%
Hollow section proportion is based on accepted cross-sections. Mean hollowness averages the inner-to-outer dimension ratios in the length and width directions. These are different measurements.
