Data-Driven
Digital assays. Reproducible results.
Built for reproducible assays
High-end imaging
Instant clarity. Identify results, make data-driven decisions.
Automated analysis
Automate your reading and analysis from one centralized tool.
4-eye principle
4-eyes principle building on Human-In-The-Loop approach
Explore our key features
Transform plaque assays from a manual assay into a standardized laboratory workflow.
Multi-format support
Image both multi-well plates and petri dishes with the same instrument
High-quality image capture
Generate clear images that support plaque visualization and accurate visual assessment.
Built for laboratory workflows
Macrolab and Macroscan are positioned for practical use in routine laboratory environments.
Supports visual comparison
Capture images in a way that helps compare plaque development across samples, batches, or conditions.
Useful for documentation
Create visual records that support reporting, traceability, and internal review.
Flexible platform choice
Use Macrolab or Macroscan depending on your workflow, assay format, and lab setup.
Supports downstream analysis
Captured images can feed interpretation, review, and subsequent analysis steps.
Compatible with LIMS
Manage your analysis data in dedicated LIMS or ELN
Frequently asked questions
Does Digonaut offer plaque assay services?
No. Digonaut provides Macrolab and Macroscan as imaging platforms that support plaque assay workflows, rather than offering plaque assay services.[MEMORY_3]
What can Macrolab and Macroscan image for plaque assays?
The platforms can image the common formats used in plaque assays, including multi-well plates and petri dishes.
Why use an imaging platform for plaque assays?
A dedicated imaging platform helps create clear, consistent visual data for plaque assessment, sample comparison, documentation, and downstream analysis.
Can the platform fit different laboratory workflows?
Yes. The positioning should emphasize flexibility, so laboratories can align Macrolab or Macroscan with their assay format, process, and setup.
How do I choose between Macrolab and Macroscan?
The best choice depends on your assay format, throughput needs, and laboratory workflow. Visit the respective pages to learn more or reach out to one of our specialists.