Zeiss touts new enhanced software technology

Zeiss recently launched its new software modules with enhanced imaging technology. The technology, known as Zeiss Zen Connect, is designed for structural analysis, examination of cellular processes, localization of cells and more.

Zeiss Zen software takes into account the functions of day-to-day work with microscopes and stands. The company says it enhances research with its three new features.

Users can focus on the data instead of the acquisition method when using the new software. The Zen Connect can start a workflow with any microscope, analyze a full sample on a large scale and identify areas of interest with an automatic overlay and relocation algorithm, according to Zeiss. The data can be viewed in a wider context connecting large field of view with higher resolution details.

Zeiss’s Zen Connect is compatible with any of the company’s current optical, confocal, X-ray, electron and ion microscopes and is recommended for correlation of Zeiss LSM 800 and Zeiss GeminiSEM. It is also compatible with most light and electron microscopes from the company.

The Zen Connect is available for a 60-day free trial basis that can be ordered from Zeiss’s Microscopy website.

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