Macroscan II
Digitize and standardize assay imaging with MacroScan
MacroScan II is designed for laboratories that need clear image capture, reproducible assay readout, and validation-friendly workflows in a compact single-plate system. It supports R&D and lower-throughput environments where consistency, traceability, and image quality are critical.
Broad technology platform
Single Petri dish
Manual loading for focused, controlled workflows
6–96 wells
Supports standard plate formats for assay imaging
21 CFR Part 11
Compliance-ready software architecture and data integrity support
Designed for reproducible, data-driven assay imaging
Why laboratories choose it
High-end microscopy optics
High-definition imaging supports clear visualization of every well and improves confidence in assay interpretation.
Digitally controlled acquisition
Light, exposure time, image resolution, and other capture conditions are recorded to help recreate the same imaging setup with precision.
RGB calibration
Mean red, green, and blue density values support dependable calibration and contribute to validation-friendly workflows.
Teach & Read workflow
Users can define regions of interest and apply parameter-based readout logic to support automated analysis with a human-in-the-loop approach.
Cross-site consistency
Calibration files can be reused across compatible systems to align assay imaging conditions between laboratories.
Compliance-ready data export
Supports multiple export formats and aligns with laboratories that need traceable records and audit-ready reproducibility.
Frequently asked questions
What is MacroScan II used for?
MacroScan II is a digital imaging system for plaque assays and other multi-well plate applications, designed to help labs capture, standardize, and analyze assay images with greater consistency.
Which plate formats does MacroScan II support?
MacroScan II supports a range of common multi-well plate formats, including 6-, 12-, 24-, 48-, and 96-well plates.
How does MacroScan II improve reproducibility?
The system stores acquisition settings so users can reproduce imaging conditions across runs, operators, and timepoints, helping create more standardized and traceable workflows.
Is MacroScan II suitable for regulated or validation-focused environments?
Yes. MacroScan II is positioned for labs that need validation-friendly, compliance-ready imaging workflows, with features that support traceability and controlled image acquisition.
Can MacroScan II export results for reporting and analysis?
Yes. MacroScan II supports exporting data and outputs in multiple formats, making it easier to document results, review assays, and integrate findings into lab reports.