Grundium has been issued a technology patent in China with the title “A Method, An Apparatus And A Computer Program Product For Focusing”. The patent is another part of Grundium’s portfolio of innovations in making the sharpest images in the digital slide scanning business.
The granted patent describes a novel focus depth model for sharp digital imaging of pathology slides. In this method, a focus stack of images taken from one or several points in a scanned specimen is used to estimate the best focus level of a point elsewhere on the slide. This method saves scanning time by reducing the number of images needed for sharp focusing.
A portable slide scanner available right where it’s needed is almost always faster than a central multi-slide scanner. Read more about why the small-footprint Ocus® microscope scanner is more practical, and why you get your scans faster than with a big scanner: Personal slide scanner vs. conventional multi-slide scanner
A global leader in advanced imaging technology, Grundium makes digital pathology and the best professional diagnosis available for all life – whether human, animal, or plant. This is achieved by doing something that nobody else can: applying state-of-the-art mobile technology in digital pathology. Established in 2015 by ex-Nokia engineers, the Tampere-based company is democratizing digital pathology with the Ocus® microscope scanners. The cutting-edge imaging solutions are based on over 20 years of experience in optics, sensors, and beautiful high-precision devices. Grundium serves various industries and businesses, enhancing quality and processes, protecting human life, and safeguarding a clean environment.
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