Bruker's CellWizard™ Stage delivers pioneering, multi-compartment AFM imaging and nanomechanical analysis capabilities for life science applications, greatly extending the range, speed, and versatility of experiments possible, and pushing the boundaries of performance on the nanoscale. It facilitates automated large-scale mapping, high resolution imaging, and nanomechanical analysis in each chamber, and is ideal for the in vitro investigation of challenging biological samples.
The CellWizard Stage embodies state-of-the-art precision engineering. Using artificial intelligence (AI), it identifies sample features of interest and navigates autonomously from well to well, performing systematic, reproducible, and highly accurate measurements in each compartment. This next-generation AFM accessory delivers automated, multiscale, and multiparametric analyses. The ability to investigate biological samples in vitro, over a large scan range, and in a multi-compartment environment, allows a more comprehensive analysis and a deeper understanding of complex biological mechanisms, such as cellular communication and immune response.
The CellWizard Stage is compatible with the Bruker BioAFM atomic force microscope platform and can be seamlessly integrated into advanced optical microscopes.
CellWizard Stage encompasses state-of-the-art automation features and advanced machine-learning capabilities that significantly improve the accuracy and effectivity of repetitive workflows by alleviating user error and optimizing productivity.
The AI-guided optical segmentation tool uses optical images to identify sample features of interest and automatically creates MultiScan lists within or surrounding them.
Optical snapshots or scheduled rinsing steps can be added to the planned list, and the instrument will then run measurements autonomously, with the CellWizard Stage safely changing between compartments as specified.
The AI image segmentation can use either the pre-trained models provided or user-trained custom models tailored to individual applications.
Explore a wide spectrum of easy-to-use features and options, such as:
CellWizard Stage can be seamlessly combined with advanced optical techniques, such as confocal and super-resolution microscopy, for enhanced analysis capabilities and precise, correlated, multiparametric measurements.
It is compatible with the Bruker BioAFM family of instruments and its extensive range of modes, add-ons, and accessories, e.g.:
The CellWizard Stage delivers the flexibility necessary for interdisciplinary research facilities and collaborative scientific environments.
Optical systems/accessories, electrochemistry solutions, electrical sample characterization, environmental control options, software modules, temperature control, acoustic and vibration isolation solutions and more. Bruker provides you with the right accessories to control your sample conditions and to perform successful experiments.
Bruker offers an extensive range of BioAFM system add-ons, accessories, and modes to deliver maximum experimental and sample control, superior versatility, and enhanced useability. These options extend the range of applications and experiments supported by Bruker BioAFMs far beyond what is possible with any other BioAFM system on the market today.
Available options include optical systems/accessories, electrochemistry solutions, electrical sample characterization, environmental control options, software modules, temperature control, acoustic and vibration isolation solutions, and more.
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The CellWizard Stage is a milestone development - it introduces AI-guided approaches in AFM, significantly enhancing the speed and accuracy of stage dynamics, and providing multi-throughput measurements from precise, repeatable spatial locations. AFM is now more applicable than ever, collecting large-scale, high-resolution data sets, across a range of 3D cell samples (cells, tissues, spheroids and organoids) essential for cell and molecular biology analysis. The multiwell format allows us to incorporate biological variables and the full array of BioAFM measurements in a single experiment format.
Prof. Lewis Francis, Biomedical Sciences, Swansea University, UK