STEDYCON

The STEDYCON upgrades your existing widefield system to a confocal microscope and STED nanoscope with a resolution down to 30 nm. All that’s required is a free camera port and a good objective lens. With its super-intuitive user interface, the STEDYCON provides an intelligent microscope platform that enables everyone to acquire superb superresolution images after only minutes of training. Define your experiment and enjoy fine imaging at the push of a button!

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FAQ Video 19

“How did you manage to fit both, a STED and a confocal microscope, in a shoe box?”

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STEDYCON

super small and super stable

The incredibly compact STEDYCON has the size of a shoebox, yet it is a full-fledged confocal and STED microscope. It fits on every microscope frame with a camera port. Get in touch with us to upgrade your system!

The STEDYCON is service and maintenance-free: The laser beams are aligned by design. So, there is no need to align the system, ever, and it works reliably every day.

STEDYCON

extremely user-friendly

Save your time with the STEDYCON software: only minutes of training are required to acquire STED and confocal images. Thanks to the powerful dye database behind, only minimal user input is needed, and even with unkown samples, you get with 3 clicks to the first STED image!

Our software is browser-based, so run it from any device, from any platform, from anywhere!

STEADYFOCUS

in focus, forever

The STEADYFOCUS laser runs side by side with the imaging beam path. No dichroics are required and there is absolutely no interference with imaging.

The autofocus laser is coupled into the beam path using a dichroic mirror, which interferes with imaging.

Our STEADYFOCUS keeps the focus position stable. Forever. During STED imaging, when browsing through the sample, or for hours of time-lapse imaging, there is no need for refocussing, the STEADYFOCUS does the work for you. And everything you need for it is integrated inside the STEDYCON head, so it works on upright microscopes, too!

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“Can everyone have a STEDYCON in their living room?”

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STEADYFOCUS

tiling and stitching is a piece of cake

Discover your samples! Acquire a quick tiled overview as a basis for tiled scans with overlap or for multi-position imaging. Define your experiment, let the microscope image for you, with active drift correction thanks to our STEADYFOCUS!

After tiled image acquisition, send over the data to Huygens, for easy, fast and reliable stitching – all needed parameters are automatically transferred.

Have a closer look here! In this joint online seminar abberior and SVI present tiling and stitching with STEDYCON and Huygens:

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Multipositioning

let our STEDYCON do the work

Discover your whole sample, and then take your time to define your experiment – at which position would you like to acquire a z-stack, or a single image, or a tiled scan? Then let the microscope do the imaging for you. Increase your working efficiency, let it run over night, or already prepare your next experiment! It saves time and endless clicks …

SVI Huygens

deconvolution and analysis

Transfer images and metadata from the STEDYCON to Huygens with a single click. Start deconvolution in an instant, with our calibrated PSF already included. At the same time, use the incredibly powerful Huygens analysis and 3D visualization platform, or use the Huygens movie maker for all images taken with the STEDYCON.

Have a look at our partner website from SVI for more information:

Take a look @ Huygens for STEDYCON

STEDYCON to work in 1:28 min

Watch how the STEDYCON is unpacked, attached to the microscope frame, and used to immediately acquire excellent superresolution images – no alignment needed, and just enough time to brew a coffee.

STEDYCON @ work

The STEDYCON upgrades any microscope frame, as long as a free camera port is available, and a good objective lens is key. All lasers, scanners, and detectors are already inside our STEDYCON box. The STEDYCON is super flexible and extremely stable, as it works reliably not only in climatized labs, but also on conferences, and even in our living rooms!

STEDYCON at FOM 2018 in Singapore

STEDYCON on Zeiss AxioImager

STEDYCON on Olympus IX83

STEDYCON on Zeiss AxioObserver

STEDYCON on Zeiss AxioObserver

STEDYCON on Leica DM6000 FS for intravital imaging

STEDYCON at ELMI 2018 in Dublin

STEDYCON at ICON2020 in Bielefeld

STEDYCON on Zeiss AxioImager

STEDYCON on Zeiss AxioImager

STEDYCON on Leica DMi8

STEDYCON on Olympus IX83

STEDYCON at Mifobio 2018

STEDYCON on Nikon TiE

STEDYCON on Zeiss AxioImager

STEDYCON on Zeiss AxioObserver

STEDYCON on Olympus BX53

STEDYCON on Olympus BX53

STEDYCON on Olympus IX81

STEDYCON on Nikon TIE

STEDYCON at the 2017 Olympus Summit

STEDYCON on Leica DM6

STEDYCON at the 2018 Axon Conference, Heidelberg

STEDYCON on Zeiss AxioImager

STEDYCON on Zeiss AxioObserver with AFM

STEDYCON on Nikon Ti2

STEDYCON on Olympus IX83

STEDYCON on Nikon TiE

STEDYCON on Olympus IX71

STEDYCON on Olympus BX53

STEDYCON on Zeiss AxioObserver

STEDYCON on Zeiss AxioObserver

STEDYCON on Zeiss LSM880

STEDYCON on Nikon TiE

STEDYCON on Olympus IX83

STEDYCON on Zeiss AxioObserver

STEDYCON on Nikon Ti2

STEDYCON on Leica DMi8

STEDYCON on Zeiss Axio Observer

STEDYCON on Olympus BX53

STEDYCON on Olympus IX81

STEDYCON on Zeiss LSM880

STEDYCON on home-built microscope

STEDYCON on Zeiss AxioObersver

STEDYCON on Leica DMi6000

STEDYCON on Nikon TiE

STEDYCON on Zeiss AxioImager

STEDYCON on Nikon TiE

  • super-easy to use
  • Only minutes of training for new users
  • Powerful dye database for minimal user input
  • Multiposition imaging to let the microscope work for you

Reliable, automatized, and easy-to-use, this is how to work with your STED microscope!

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Bottom-up view of the shoebox-sized STED-unit of an installed STEDYCON microscope

abberior and Nikon announce strategic partnership

New distribution channel for the compact STEDYCON system in the US

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