Aivia 15 From Leica Simplifies Image Analysis
Leica Microsystems has launched Aivia 15, an enhanced AI-driven image analysis software designed to simplify scientific microscopy workflows.
Leica Microsystems has launched Aivia 15, an enhanced AI-driven image analysis software designed to simplify scientific microscopy workflows.
This update introduces a suite of new features for accurate deep-learning based cell segmentation, automated phenotyping, and more.
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