
The NanoZoomer Digital Pathology (NDP) is a product suite for "Virtual Microscopy"
Virtual Microscopy means the capability of viewing whole microscope slide images in digital form on a computer or over a network. These digital images are called "virtual slides." They typically contain billions of image pixels, preserving all the crucial information of the original glass slide in glorious detail and image quality; even focus depth information can be preserved if required. Instead of peeping through a microscope's eyepiece a virtual slide is viewed very conveniently on a computer monitor screen.

These benefits make Virtual Microscopy the ideal method for the following applications:
- remote diagnostic viewing
- clinical remote consultation
- group presentations and discussion
- student education
- case libraries and tissue databanks
- large-volume software-aided image analysis
 Exploiting Hamamatsu's latest sensor technology, the NanoZoomer scanners are capable of fast scanning while providing unsurpassed image resolution and quality. Scanning under brightfield and fluorescence conditions, fully automatic batch processing of many slides, Z-stack scanning for keeping focus information, are some of the many outstanding capabilities of these state-of-the-art scanning machines.
Press release, re: U.S. patent infringement lawsuit (June 18, 2009)
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