Customer Interview

Smart Automation with Confocal Microscope: ECLIPSE Ji Changes the Future of 3D Cell Research

AdHuCell platform and Research Institute for Biosciences
University of Mons - UMONS
Professor Sylvain Gabriele, SYMBIOSE Lab

Professor Sylvain Gabriele at the University of Mons (UMONS), Belgium, is a leading researcher in mechanobiology, investigating how cells sense, respond to, and retain memory of mechanical forces.
In this interview, we spoke with Professor Gabriel about how the Nikon ECLIPSE Ji-AX Confocal Integrated System has advanced their understanding of complex 3D biological systems.

An Inside Look

Discussing the development of the ECLIPSE Ji, the next-generation digital inverted microscope

Digital transformation is underway in many areas, the generation of digital natives has become the new powerhouse of society, and time-sensitive, performance-driven work styles are prevalent. What kind of microscope does this paradigm shift require? The ECLIPSE Ji is Nikon's answer. Three members of the team involved in the development of the ECLIPSE Ji tell us about the project.

An Inside Look

The passions behind the development of the ECLIPSE Ji, a high-performance digital inverted microscope that anyone can use easily.

The Nikon ECLIPSE Ji is a digital inverted microscope that is equipped with proprietary AI to streamline workflows, such as those for handling cell observation, analysis, data acquisition, and reporting. It can be easily operated by anyone by automating cumbersome tasks, is a benchtop model that does not require a darkroom, and features various innovative functions, while offering expandability to meet a wide range of needs. This is a microscope that provides new value to users. Here, the team members in charge of hardware design, product design, and software development who were involved in this project share their insights about the development process.