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    • Evident

    Waltham, MA 02453

    COMPANY OVERVIEW

    About Evident

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    48 Woerd Ave
    Waltham, MA 02453
    United States
    https://www.evidentscientific.com
    800-225-8330

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    At Evident, we are guided by the scientific spirit—innovation and exploration are at the heart of what we do. Committed to making people’s lives healthier, safer and more fulfilling, we support our customers with solutions that solve their challenges and advance their work; whether it’s researching medical breakthroughs, inspecting infrastructure, or exposing hidden toxins in consumer products.

    Products

    Fv3000
    Microscopes

    FLUOVIEW™ FV3000

    The FLUOVIEW™ FV3000 series of confocal laser scanning microscopes meets some of the most difficult challenges in modern science. Featuring the high sensitivity and speed required...
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    Microscopes

    APEXVIEW™ APX100

    The APEXVIEW™ APX100 all-in-one microscope makes it fast and simple to acquire expert-quality microscope images. Built with renowned Olympus optics, an intuitive user interface...
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    Microscopes

    LEXT™ OLS5100 3D Laser Scanning Microscope

    The LEXT™ OLS5100 3D Laser Scanning Microscope is a powerful tool for material analysis. With exceptional measurement accuracy and optical performance, this laser microscope is...
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    DSX1000 Digital Microscope

    The DSX1000 Digital Microscope is a powerful, fast, and reliable failure analysis tool. With guaranteed accuracy and repeatability, this microscope features a telecentric optical...
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    Microscopes

    SZX-AR1 Augmented Reality Microscope System

    The SZX-AR1 Augmented Reality Microscope System microscope system overlays text and digital images over the field of view, making it easy to follow instructions, read notes, and...

    Press Releases

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    OLYMPUS Makes it EVIDENT

    Scientific Solutions business splits from global medtech company TOKYO, Japan (April 4, 2022)—Olympus Corporation (“Olympus”) announced the completion of the separation of its...

    Articles

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    Bio&Life Sciences

    Near-infrared light enables optical observation in microscopy

    Near-infrared (NIR) imaging can help mitigate the challenges of using visible light as an excitation source for biological research.
    (Image credit: Evident)
    Detectors & Imaging

    Videoscope enables remote visual inspection in small spaces

    The IPLEX TX II videoscope combines the versatility of a 2.2-mm-diameter flexible scope with an ultrathin 1.8 mm rigid scope in a single package.
    Detectors & Imaging

    Digital microscope camera offers AI-based scene detection

    The DP75 digital microscope camera captures images from brightfield to wide-wavelength fluorescence and near-infrared using a single camera.
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    Whole-slide imaging system scans over 80 slides/hour

    LFW Staff
    The SLIDEVIEW DX VS-M1 whole-slide imaging system is a digital pathology solution that delivers microscope-quality slide images onscreen.
    FIGURE 1. The Olympus eyepoint height adjuster can be adjusted from 30 to 150 mm, allowing users of any height to operate the scope comfortably.
    Detectors & Imaging

    Integrating ergonomics is vital for routine microscopy

    Megan Farell
    Incorporating proper ergonomics into your industrial microscope setup and routine helps to prevent injuries and increase productivity.
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    Executive Forum

    Photonics business roundup: February 2022

    Lee Dubay
    Business announcements were plentiful in February 2022 for the optics and photonics industry, spanning several application and product markets.
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    Detectors & Imaging

    Monochrome microscope camera features 400–1000 nm spectral range

    LFW Staff
    The DP23M monochrome microscope camera features a backside-illuminated monochrome CMOS sensor with 2 × 2 binning.
    FIGURE 1. Example of a complex and compact group of lenses inside an objective.
    Detectors & Imaging

    Lesser-known factors to consider during microscope system design

    Bunryu Arashi
    New objective lens technology delivers high levels of numerical aperture, chromatic aberration correction, and flatness at the same time for improved optical performance.
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    Executive Forum

    Boosting surgical endoscopy capabilities, Olympus acquires Quest Photonic Devices

    LFW Staff
    Quest Photonic Devices’ multispectral imaging offerings will drive the growth of Olympus’ surgical endoscopy business.
    FIGURE 1. The effect of laser wavelength on lateral resolution: A grating with 260-nm-wide lines imaged using a laser scanning confocal microscope with a 658 nm laser (a) and a grating with 120-nm-wide lines imaged using the Olympus LEXT OLS5000 laser scanning confocal microscope with a 405 nm laser (b) are shown.
    Test & Measurement

    Surface roughness measurement: Where to begin?

    Marcel Lucas
    For industrial surface measurement, a laser scanning confocal microscope can provide high accuracy and the right roughness parameters for your application.

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    Executive Forum

    Photonics Business Moves: December 1, 2023

    Lee Dubay
    Here are the top four photonics business moves that made headlines during the week ending December 1, 2023.
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    Laser microscope uses two optical systems

    LFW Staff
    The LEXT OLS5100 3D laser scanning microscope is designed for failure analysis and material engineering research with 0.12 µm lateral resolution.
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    Olympus screening station provides fully automated image acquisition

    LFW Staff
    The scanR high-content screen (HCS) station version 3.2 incorporates Olympus X Line objectives for improved chromatic aberration correction, image flatness, and resolution.
    FIGURE 1. Results from linear and nonlinear deconvolution are shown in these images depicting original objects before image acquisition, observed confocal image through microscope, and following deconvolution (left). The center panel depicts linear deconvolution with a Wiener filter, resulting in ringing artifacts observable in the beads and crossed filaments. Nonlinear deconvolution results (right) improve image quality, but may create data beyond the cut-off spatial frequency. Case 1 results show artifacting in connections between adjacent beads. When deconvolution parameters are carefully adjusted (as depicted in Case 2 column), good results can be achieved.
    Optics

    Microscopy/Image Processing: A deconvolution revolution for confocal image enhancement

    A combination of advanced algorithms and improved hardware is driving the popularity of deconvolution for optical confocal microscopy.
    (Image credit: Dan Houchin, Olympus America)
    FIGURE 1. Superresolution techniques, enabled by software and hardware advances, highlight the most minute details and processes that define life; an example is this image depicting early embryonic development captured on the Olympus SpinSR superresolution microscope.
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    Advanced Imaging/Optical Design: Functional superresolution microscopy progresses

    As technologies have progressed, certain types of superresolution optical imaging—so-called functional superresolution techniques—have become more user-friendly across a broad...
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    Laser Focus World announces 2018 Innovators Awards

    For the first time, Laser Focus World has held its Innovators Awards program, which celebrates the disparate and innovative technologies, products, and systems found in the photonics...
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    Test & Measurement

    Confocal microscope from Olympus measures samples up to 210 mm in height

    LFW Staff
    The LEXT OLS5000 3D laser confocal scanning microscope includes 4K scanning technology.
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    Optics

    Scientific Imaging: Near-IR microscopes image through silicon without damaging the finished product

    Robert Bellinger
    Imaging through silicon with dedicated IR objective lenses enables nondestructive flip-chip analysis and other essential evaluations.
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    Olympus introduces smart glasses for use in the enterprise

    John Wallace
    The device uses "pupil division" to imitate a semitransparent viewing screen.
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    FIGURE 1. Confocal measurements of fossil feathers embedded in epoxy and amber show keratin, but no carotenoid (yellow) contributions in their Raman spectra.1 The measurements were done with a BaySpec Nomadic confocal microscope (bottom) at 1064 nm, one of the microscope's three Raman excitation wavelengths (the other two are 532 and 785 nm).
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    Photonics Products: Raman Spectrometers - Raman microscopes serve science and industry

    John Wallace
    When paired with a high-resolution microscope, Raman spectroscopy opens a world of knowledge for scientists, doctors, and industrial researchers.
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    Digital microscope from Olympus includes 13.5x optical zoom

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    The DSX500 digital microscope observes, measures, and analyzes electronic components, circuit boards, construction materials, semiconductors, medical devices, and shielding components...
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    Cell counting software by Olympus

    LFW Staff
    CKX-CCSW confluency check software automatically counts cells and measures cell confluency in a culture vessel.
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    Detectors & Imaging

    Focus compensation system from Olympus features rapid focus

    LFW Staff
    The updated IX3-ZDC2 focus compensation system for inverted microscopes prevents focal drift over long periods.
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    BioOptics World View

    Neuro15 exhibitors meet exacting demands: Part 2

    Barbara Gefvert
    Increasingly, neuroscientists are working with researchers in disciplines such as chemistry and physics. This trend has been noticed by exhibitors at the Society for Neuroscience...
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    Inverted light microscope for cell culture by Olympus

    LFW Staff
    The CKX53 inverted light microscope provides advanced imaging capabilities for cell culture checking and documentation.
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    FIGURE 1. Investigating the pancreatic islet cells in mouse. The Olympus FV10i confocal microscope with 60x oil objective enables visualization of insulin-producing β-cells within regions of the pancreas called islets of Langerhans, including a section staining for insulin (red), with nuclei in cyan (a); and islet cells in culture, with insulin (green) and nuclei stained in blue (b).
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    Confocal Microscopy/Ophthalmology: Towards noninvasive detection of diabetic neuropathy

    A new breed of compact confocal laser scanning microscopes is meeting everyday demands in life science research.
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    Microscope for education, training, and lab use by Olympus

    LFW Staff
    The CX23 educational microscope is designed for medical students and in laboratory operations that take place in the field and in other nontraditional settings.
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    Detectors & Imaging

    Olympus microscope recovers data from damaged optical media

    The LEXT OLS4000 laser-scanning confocal microscope from Olympus can provide both visual and height maps of damaged CD and DVD optical media.
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    Test & Measurement

    Microscope from Olympus measures machined parts and electronics

    LFW Staff
    The STM7 measuring microscope is an industrial microscope system that measures machined parts, semiconductors, and electronic components.
    (Courtesy of Santa Barbara Imaging)
    FIGURE 1. A compact single-objective microscope by Santa Barbara Imaging (a) finds use, for example, in microelectronics inspection (b).
    Test & Measurement

    Photonics Products: Microscopes: Industrial microscopes aid precision manufacturing

    John Wallace
    The fine tolerances required in many branches of modern industry naturally lead to the use of microscopes for inspection, assembly, and characterization.
    NIGHTSEA's Stereo Microscope Fluorescence Adapter (SFA) system, shown with the Royal Blue setup, lets stereomicroscope owners add fluorescence capability with very little expense.
    Microscopy

    BIOIMAGING/MICROSCOPY/NEUROSCIENCE: Low cost and advanced imaging apply beyond Neuroscience audience

    Barbara Gefvert
    Low cost was a theme at the 2013 Society for Neuroscience annual meeting (November 9–13, San Diego, CA), as vendors demonstrated their responses to the effect of funding cuts ...
    James Di Loreto, Smithsonian
    The Olympus donation of 50 microscopes to the Smithsonian will help quench the public’s curiosity via the new Smithsonian Q?rius education center.
    Research

    Olympus donates 50 microscopes to Smithsonian Q?rius education center

    Gail Overton
    Center Valley, PA--Olympus is supporting the 10,000 square-foot Q?rius (pronounced 'curious') experiential learning center at the Smithsonian with a donation of dozens of microscopes...
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    FIGURE 1. An Olympus multiphoton microscope and a 4 mm SCALEVIEW-matched 25x objective created this image of 4 mm of depth through a SCALEVIEW-cleared mouse brain. The image was isosurface-rendered and blended in Imaris from Bitplane Scientific Software. The side panels show z-panels at 1 mm intervals.
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    MICROSCOPY/DEEP TISSUE IMAGING: Deeper focus in microscopic bioimaging

    Mike May
    Advanced clearing agents, optimized objectives, and innovative light sources allow deeper imaging inside specimens -- including living organisms.
    (Image courtesy of Martin Microscope Company)
    FIGURE 1. Scientists can create incredible images with high-definition (HD) systems, such as a HD camera and microscope adapter from Martin Microscope Company.
    Microscopy

    MICROSCOPY/ADVANCED BIOIMAGING: Life in HD: A new view of microscopic imaging

    Mike May
    Advances in consumer video equipment are providing new options for life scientists: High-definition (HD) cameras and monitors improve resolution and facilitate image sharing.
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    Laser scanning confocal microscope system by Olympus

    LFW Staff
    The FluoView FV1200 laser scanning confocal microscope system from Olympus for live cell and tissue imaging requires less laser power, resulting in low phototoxicity and photobleaching...
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    Olympus microscope objectives offering from Edmund Optics

    LFW Staff
    Edmund Optics (Barrington, NJ) now offers four Olympus microscope objective families for bioimaging and microscopy applications. Plan Achromatic Objectives, available in 4, 10...
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    Teaching and routine microscope by Olympus

    LFW Staff
    The CX22 series of microscopes from Olympus are designed for routine and educational microscopy.
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    Cell Biology

    Cell analysis software module by Olympus

    LFW Staff
    Enabling quantitative cell analysis in cancer research, clinical research, and pathology, TissuemorphDP image analysis software from Olympus detects and classifies cell nuclei...
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    Digital cameras for microscopy from Olympus

    LFW Staff
    The DP73 and DP73WDR digital cameras from Olympus provide a maximum resolution of 17.28 Mpixels for brightfield and fluorescence microscopy applications.
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    Test & Measurement

    Olympus metrology and defect review system features laser scanning microscopy

    LFW Staff
    A 3DIR Metrology and Defect Review System uses confocal IR laser scanning microscopy technology for measuring post-bond parameters of 3D stacked integrated circuits (3DS-ICs)....
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    Olympus microscopy software module for automated image analysis

    LFW Staff
    The Count & Measure Solution module from Olympus (Center Valley, PA) for the cellSens Dimension software suite enables image analysis protocols by providing advanced object detection...
    (Image courtesy of Dr. Igor Siwanowicz and Olympus America)
    FIGURE 1. Dr. Igor Siwanowicz garnered First Prize for his image of a Daddy Longlegs taken using confocal microscopy. The sample was stained to visualize nuclei and F-actin, and shows not only the eyes' lenses (two large ovals), but also the retinas and optic nerves (trailing down at center back).
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    Digital imaging competition brings bug-eyed splendor

    Lee Dubay
    The Olympus BioScapes competition has honored images and movies of human, plant and animal subjects as captured through light microscopes for the past eight years. Entries are...
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    Olympus spectral reflectivity system eliminates need for backside coating

    LFW Staff
    The USPM-RU III spectral reflectivity measurement system for optical manufacturing measures spherical, aspherical, flat, and other surfaces without any need for backside coating...
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    Olympus microscope series for clinical and research labs

    LFW Staff
    The BX3 series of upright clinical and research microscopes from Olympus employs proprietary UIS2 optics manufactured from lead-free glass.
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    Microscope illuminator from Olympus for TIRF imaging

    LFW Staff
    The Olympus cell^TIRF illuminator offers four individually controlled motorized laser inputs for simultaneousimage capture and instant setting and confirmation of the precise ...
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    PicoQuant FLIM upgrade kit for Olympus two-photon confocal microscope

    LFW Staff
    The Fluorescence Lifetime (FLIM) upgrade kit from PicoQuant (Berlin, Germany) is now also available for Olympus' FluoView FV1000MPE two-photon confocal microscope with non-descanned...
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    60X microscope objective from Olympus provides less than 0.2 microns chromatic aberration

    LFW Staff
    The new Olympus 60X, NA 1.4 microscope objective is designed for use by cell biologists, neuroscientists, and others.