Rapid automated modular microscope system features robotic specimen loader

July 15, 2010
The Rapid Automated Modular Microscope (RAMM) system from Applied Scientific Instrumentation allows a custom system to be easily developed.

The Rapid Automated Modular Microscope (RAMM) system from Applied Scientific Instrumentation (Eugene, OR) allows a custom system to be easily developed. The microscope is configurable with infinity-corrected optics, filter cubes, filterwheels, and detectors. Automated features include high-speed XY stages, piezo and motorized focusing, auto-focus, and a robotic specimen loader. The system provides a solid platform for flexible OEM development using high MTBF components.

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