Results for tag: "Flow Imaging Microscopy Dynamic Image Analysis"

Flow Imaging Microscopy (FIM) or Dynamic Image Analysis (DIA) is a technology used within laboratory testing to provide detailed information on the morphology and dynamics of particles in a fluid. This analytical method combines the principles of flow cytometry and optical microscopy, enabling researchers and technicians to capture digital images of particles as they flow past a camera. These images are then analyzed to determine various parameters such as size distribution, shape, transparency, and aggregation of the particles. FIM is instrumental in fields such as pharmaceutical development, water quality analysis, and research on particulates in various industrial fluids. The technique offers the benefit of analyzing a broad range of particle sizes and types while providing a high level of detail that surpasses traditional particle analysis methods. Some companies that are active in the Flow Imaging Microscopy/Dynamic Image Analysis market include Beckman Coulter, a subsidiary of Danaher Corporation; Fluid Imaging Technologies; HORIBA; Yokogawa Electric Corporation; and Micromeritics Instrument Corporation. These companies provide advanced imaging systems and solutions to a range of industries, supporting the demands of quality control and research applications through their innovative products and services. Show Less Read more