Microscope Imaging Software
Microscope Imaging Software
Microscope Imaging Software
With an intuitive user interface and straightforward navigation, it guides the user through any workflow, whether fast image acquisition or sophisticated expert analysis. A range of specific modules allows configuration of the microscope as a dedicated high-performance tool for almost any application.
The latest software platform, LAS X, encompasses all microscope solutions for Life Science and Industry applications, offering maximum flexibility. The previous Leica Application Suite continues to be supported.
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An all-encompassing solution
With an intuitive user interface and straightforward navigation, our microscope imaging software guides the user through their workflow, whether fast image acquisition or sophisticated expert analysis. A range of specific modules allows configuration of the microscope as a dedicated high-performance tool for almost any application.
The latest software platform, LAS X, encompasses all microscope solutions for Life Science and Industry applications, offering maximum flexibility. The previous Leica Application Suite continues to be supported.
Core Features
- Microscope and digital camera configuration and control in a fully integrated manner.
- Basic annotation tools allow image and calibration data to be added to images.
- Auto and manual exposure adjustments allow optimized imaging conditions.
- A thumbnail gallery of acquired images, which can be reviewed quickly and easily.
- Automatically calibrated images using data read from Leica microscopes and cameras; a scale bar indicates image size.
3D visualization & analysis
LAS X software visualizes samples in 3D allowing 3D analysis for measuring various aspects of intracellular structures such as volumes of nuclei, their surface, or distances and angles between the nuclei.
Photomanipulation
Photomanipulation tools enable the microscopist to initiate biological events, precisely adjusting sample labeling, biological activity, local chemical environments and in some instances physically destroy parts of their specimen.
Live Cell imaging
To perform successful live-cell imaging experiments, using the right platform is critical, and LAS X software forms one of the critical parts in achieving the correct result.
Microscope Software Products
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Aivia
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Exalta
Exalta is a smart device for traceable microscopy that helps you deliver reliable quality results.
LAS X Life Science
Software platform for life science applications
LAS X Industry
Software platform for industrial applications
Leica Application Suite
Microscope software platform for industrial and life science applications
LAS X Materials Science Modules
Advanced software modules for metallography and materials analysis
LAS X Steel Expert
Steel Analysis Software
Cleanliness Expert
Analysis software for fast and easy particle counting on filters. An easy-to-use, optimal cleanliness solution for reliable, repeatable results.
LAS X 3D Analysis
Software module for the analysis and measurement of 3D structures
LAS X 3D Visualization
Software module to display 3D images in real-time with graphic processor-based rendering.
Leica Map
Surface Imaging and Metrology Software
Leica LAS EZ
Imaging software for Windows OS for "EZ" documentation and annotation
AirTeach
Software Bundle for interactive microscopy class
Leica LMD Software
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