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MSP™ 320 revolutionizes pathology workflows by providing seamless access to digital slide images, empowering pathologists to review cases remotely and efficiently shorten the turn-around time. It ensures the secure data storage, archiving, and easy retrieval of high-quality digital images, overcoming the limitations associated with slide degradation while reinforcing the preservation of valuable specimens. MSP™ 320 also offers potential long-term cost savings by eliminating the need for physical slide storage, slide transportation, and associated logistical expenses. Moreover, it facilitates faster diagnoses and optimized treatment plans, leading to improved patient outcomes and cost efficiencies.
Scan and digitize 320 slides in one click
Fully automated loading and nonstop scanning of slides up to 320.
Scanning speed of just 15 seconds each slide (15 x 15 mm), resulting in 8 minutes scan time per tray (16 slides).
Maximized productivity with a daily scanning capacity of up to 960 slides (3 rounds).
Superior Image Quality
MSP™ 320 provides high-resolution images with 0.19μm/pixel enabling precise visualization of cellular structures for accurate diagnosis. The advanced stitching technique allows rapid whole-slide stitching while maintaining exceptional clarity and detail, even when zoomed into specific regions
Improved accessibility and data security
While enhancing accessibility to data that help reduce turnaround time for diagnosis and increase user convenience, MSP™ 320 also offers secure data storage, transmission and access control system.
Optimized User-Friendly Interface
The viewer (IDV) provided with the system has exceptional digital zooming capabilities (up to 100X) with user-friendly interface and exceptional pixel resolution.
MSP™ 320 is equipped with a 23-inch touchscreen to optimize usability, enabling seamless navigation and intuitive controls for efficient diagnosis.
The A4-sized tray is specifically designed to simplify slide detachment, streamlining the process of storage and handling. Transferring the tray instead of individual slides reduces the risk of slide damage.
