The Universal Acquisition Software to Automate Your Microscope and Customise Your Imaging Workflow

Authors

Olivier CHANTEUX (1)

Affiliations

  1. INSCOPER

With the discontinuation of Metamorph, many users are searching for an advanced and reliable alternative for microscope control and image acquisition. Inscoper offers a universal solution designed for all camera-based microscopes, providing a unique technological approach that ensures high-performance imaging with unparalleled flexibility.

Unlike traditional software-based solutions, Inscoper integrates a dedicated electronic box—a real-time computing unit that independently handles acquisition sequences. This architecture eliminates software latency, enabling frame rates that are two to four times higher while ensuring stable performance, even for long-duration acquisitions. It supports a wide range of imaging applications, from basic experiments to complex, multi-day acquisitions, without system crashes.

Inscoper is compatible with all microscope brands and seamlessly integrates into various workflows. It simplifies microscope operation with an intuitive user interface, making it accessible even to biologists with limited technical expertise. The software addresses diverse needs, including outfitting new microscope setups, retrofitting aging systems by replacing legacy software, and enhancing prototype microscopes to meet commercial standards.

Looking ahead, Inscoper is evolving to support feedback microscopy and smart acquisition techniques. Designed for maximum flexibility, the platform allows users to customize their workflows to meet specific research demands. By enabling adaptable and automated imaging, Inscoper empowers researchers with a robust and future-ready acquisition solution.


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Keywords

  • Metamorph replacement
  • Universal compatibility
  • Customizable workflows
  • Microscope software
  • Microscope automation
  • Image acquisition
  • High-speed imaging
  • Latency-free acquisition
  • Real-time processing
  • Smart microscopy
  • Feedback microscopy