Carl Zeiss, a German company that manufactures optical systems, industrial measurement instruments, and medical equipment. Launches the initial version of its cloud-based digital microscope platform, which is based in the US The conference (M & M) is named after APEER. Through the use of application workflows for 3D reconstruction, staining or segmentation technology, users will be able to automatically process images through cloud computing.
M & M use cases demonstrate different workflows—from image acquisition to particle analysis and reporting. In addition to exchanging scientific applications on the platform, the program also aims to promote collaboration among scientists, while also providing community-building capabilities, that is, as searchable discussion forums, and for exchanging data sets or in existing workflows Opportunities to build on.
Dr. Mark Zeber (Head of Carl ZEISS Microscopy Business Group) said: "Through APEER, we provide researchers with more focus on their actual work rather than learning how to perform image processing, and also provide researchers with collaboration capabilities. And even build tools that meet their specific research needs. "
Carl Zeiss` own in-house digital transformation competence center was established in 2016, and Matthias Gohl said,“ Digital images provide a lot of opportunities for breakthrough innovation research, and this is where APEER plays an important role. Carl Zeiss is also committed Research, academic and industrial applications provide solutions. "
Developers and test users in the field of scientific microscopes participated in the development of the initial version online.