Connected digital microscopy
Watch live, annotate and measure in micrometers. microbeVision connects your microscope to the tablets in your classroom or to your home station: real-time video, collaborative whiteboard and measurement tools.
With the AI connected, identify and describe the structures in your sample instantly: learn what you are looking at as you observe.
In the classroom and on your desk: two ways to use the same station, with equal weight.
Biology classrooms, vocational training and university
Bring the same sample to every tablet in your classroom: the whole group observes, annotates and learns together.
Advanced hobbyists who want rigor
Your home observation station: document your samples and measure rigorously in micrometers.
Everything you need to observe, measure and document, without touching infrastructure.
The microscope image reaches every tablet in the classroom, or yours at home, in real time. No waiting, no queues.
Point, draw and annotate on the live image. In class, everyone sees what the teacher points out; at home, your notes on the sample.
Calibrate each objective with a scale pattern and measure structures rigorously: real micrometer divisions, not pixels.
With an OpenRouter API key, the AI points out and describes the structures in your sample: find out what you are looking at and learn as you observe.
Save photos, strokes and descriptions. Your lab notebook exports to PDF: ready to submit, study or archive.
Take photos, record video and correct lighting live with flat-field correction so your sample looks clean and uniform.
Real situations, so the fit is obvious in your case.
Teaching
Place the slide under the objective and every student sees it on their own tablet, live. No turns, no crowding.
Teaching
Each tablet measures in micrometers and keeps its digital notebook with photos and notes. The teacher sees what each student points out.
Teaching
The AI marks and describes the structures on the image: a first approach that invites you to look and ask.
Teaching
The server is a classroom Mini PC or Raspberry Pi and the tablets connect to the local network. No cloud, no per-student accounts.
Amateur microscopist
Connect your microscope to a tablet and observe on a big screen at your workbench, without hiding your head in the eyepiece.
Amateur microscopist
Save every slide with its photo, notes and record card. Your sample notebook grows day by day and exports to PDF.
Amateur microscopist
Calibrate each objective with a pattern and measure structures in real micrometers. The sample photo keeps the scale bar.
Amateur microscopist
If you do not know what you are looking at, the connected AI suggests and explains it: every observation becomes a lesson.
Is your case different? Tell us about it and we will advise you with no commitment.
Minimum requirements, no surprises: if your microscope has a USB output, it works.
| Component | Requirement | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Server | A Mini PC or a Raspberry Pi from your classroom or your home, connected to your microscope. | Guided setup, no special technical knowledge required. |
| Cameras | Standard compatible USB cameras (UVC): the ones that connect to any digital microscope. | If your microscope has a USB or HDMI output, it connects directly. |
| Tablets | Android tablets (version 11 or newer), any brand. | They connect to the local classroom or home network; no mandatory accounts. |
| Network | It only works on your local network (classroom or home WiFi). | No Internet needed for the basic features; the AI requires an OpenRouter API key. |
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