PathoVision · Slide scanning for teaching

Slide scanning for teaching

Your microscope.
Every slide, anywhere.

PathoVision turns the microscope you already have into a slide scanner, a library and a classroom. Scroll, and follow one slide from the first field to a student’s quiz.

Camera

Move the slide. Watch it build.

Press Start scan and move the stage. Each field lands in place around the live frame; a gap shows red, and Add frame fills it.

Focus
Speed
0 frames
Building the slide…
▶ Start scan↶ Undo frame+ Add frameSnap fieldSave

Slides · Viewer

From the whole section to a single cell.

Zoom as deep as the camera saw. Pin what matters, measure it, and the label stays with the slide.

Dense collagen bundles
Surface epithelium
120 µm
⚲⌖✎↕
1×

Slides · Adjust

Edit it like a photograph. Keep the original.

Exposure, contrast, warmth and sharpness, the way you edit on a phone. Every change is a layer; the original stays as it was captured.

OriginalEdited
Exposure0
Contrast0
Warmth0
Sharpness0
Original kept

Slides · Library

Every slide you’ve ever scanned, one search away.

Name, tissue, stain or label: type a few letters and the slide is there.

Add from file

Already have photomicrographs? Bring them in.

Drop a large image from any camera or scanner. PathoVision builds the zoom levels so it opens instantly, at any size.

Drop an image here, or choose a file
Fibroma_4x.jpg
0.5 MB · 2000 × 1765
Ready to zoom · 6 levels

Teaching sets

A lecture, a quiz, and a set to take home.

Gather slides into a set, quiz the class on them, and export the whole set as an offline file students open without the internet.

Oral soft tissue lesions
12 slides · BDS III year
Quiz mode
What is this lesion?
Pyogenic granuloma
Fibroma
Peripheral giant cell granuloma
ZIPOral soft tissue lesions · offline set0%

Phone

Scan with your phone on the eyepiece.

Scan the code, enter the PIN, and your phone becomes the camera. It works over the phone’s own hotspot, with no internet.

PathoVision · Camera
▶ Start scan

Your slides stay on your own computer.

See it at your microscope.

Coming soon for Windows 10 and 11. Works with USB eyepiece cameras, microscope cameras and your phone.

Under testing phase

For teaching and documentation. Not for diagnosis.