Introducing the SLIDEVIEW VS-M1R Whole Slide Imaging System

The SLIDEVIEW VS-M1R whole slide imaging system accelerates the entire digital pathology workflow to help pathologists efficiently review microscope-quality digital images they can rely on. Built using a suite of advanced technologies-including a dedicated X Line objective and True Color LED illumination, the scanner is fast, efficient, and powerful.

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- 0:12: The Slideview vs m1r whole slide imaging system combines leading-edge technologies, including a dedicated x-line objective and true color LED illumination.
- 0:31: Its advanced technology accelerates the entire digital pathology workflow to help pathologists efficiently review high quality digital images.
- 0:43: Users can operate the scanner through the system's large integrated touchscreen.
- 0:51: Up to 30 slides can be loaded at once into a rack, with the system able to hold five racks for a total of 150 slides.
- 1:04: The scanner's fast scan speed (more than 80 slides per hour) enables slides to be quickly digitized for faster delivery to the pathologist.
- 1:16: Once slides are loaded, the system's advanced AI automatically locates tissue on the slide and provides a high-resolution scan of that area.
- 1:27: The real-time autofocus keeps the sample in focus during the scan, minimizing the need for rescans.
- 1:39: The scan quality can be checked on the same high-resolution touchscreen.
- 1:51: The scanner can integrate with your lab information system (LIS) to display the slide image and patient information on one monitor.
- 2:01: The layout and functionality are intuitive and easy to learn.
- 2:06: The images are displayed on a high color rendering display with automatic color calibration.
- 2:15: The system uses an objective from the award-winning x-line series to capture images with exceptional flatness and high pixel resolution.
- 2:34: The objective is paired with a true color LED light source to provide true to life color reproduction.
- 2:43: Pathologists can easily find target slide images with keywords and case ID numbers.
- 2:57: Searched images are aligned on a virtual slide tray that mirrors handling a physical slide for simple, familiar slide management.
- 3:08: The system automatically records visited areas for future reference, and annotations and measurement records can be saved with the slide image.
- 3:20: The system's remote collaboration tools allow images and annotations to be securely shared with other Pathologists or experts for remote consultation or conference.
- 3:42: By combining leading-edge optical and digital technologies, the VS m1r slide scanner brings the quality of a microscope to digital pathology.
- 3:54: For more information, visit evidencecientific.com.
X-line Objective: A type of objective lens, notable for superior optical performance in terms of numerical aperture, image flatness, and chromatic correction. It is designed to provide high-resolution, high-quality images over a large field of view
www.olympus-lifescience.com/en/resources/white-papers/xline_high-performance_objectives/