Live streaming (the ability to send live images/video over the internet) in microscopy is a relatively new advancement but the demand for live streaming images is growing quickly. The ability to collaborate in real time has a number of significant benefits, including quicker, more accurate diagnoses, cost...
The United States and Canadian Pathology Interactive Center in Palm Springs is "a state-of-the-art learning environment that offers a conference theater and production studio where groups can host, record, edit, and share with a global audience every sound and sight of their meetings, lectures, product launches,...
The HD-210U camera from Dage-MTI is an innovative brightfield microscopy camera designed for live viewing or image capture. The camera displays in full HD resolution (1920 x 1080) at fast 60fps via DVI output. This means there is no lag, jitter or smear when a...
Dage-MTI continues to be a leader in providing cutting-edge HD cameras and revolutionary streaming solutions for microscopy. The range of advanced solutions offered by Dage-MTI are ideal for applications such as clinical pathology, surgical video imaging, educational presentations, industrial microscope imaging, dermatopathology, veterinary microscope imaging, and...
Dage-MTI was recently featured in a publication, which highlighted some of our new technologies that are taking the pathology field by storm. You can view the article by clicking here or read below. "Many people might not know it but right here in La Porte County...
SCENARIO: A hospital has a central lab, as well as a number of remote satellite labs. The hospital can simply include an HD-Stream box at each of its satellite locations to stream live and secure HD images directly to the central lab for immediate collaboration...
As you can see from our camera line-up, HD cameras are an important part of our product line for scientific and industrial imaging. You may ask, “Why HD?” There are multitudes of “regular” digital cameras out there. We believe HD is the perfect solution for...