Our Vision
To revolutionise live-cell imaging with our ultra-sensitive, easy-to-use and easy-to-integrate phase-imaging technology, allowing its users to see beyond limits
Discover
Ultra-sensitive and ultra-stable phase imagers
- Add-on
Versatile and easy-to-integrate imager that converts standard optical microscopes into ultra-sensitive phase imaging tools, without compromising their stability or resolution. - Standalone
Fully integrated and compact imager for ultra-sensitive and ultra-stable phase imaging without the need of any additional equipment.
make it visible!
Hippocampal neuron
Rat hippocampal neuron under a classical optical microscope equipped with a shinephi add-on phase imager
Hippocampal neuron
Rat hippocampal neuron under a classical optical microscope equipped with a shinephi add-on phase imager
Hippocampal neurons at low magnification
Rat hippocampal neuron under a classical optical microscope equipped with a shinephi add-on phase imager. The phase imaging sensitivity is not affected by the magnification.
Cell cultures at low magnification
High-contrast time-lapse imaging of live HeLa cells, without toxic fluorescent labelling
Ultra-thin silica features
Nanofabricated sample with transparent silica features only 15nm thick
Transparent electronics and optical elements.
Real-time optical quality control of capacitive structures from touch-screen devices
Micro-, nano-structures and 2D materials.
Optical metrology with sub-nm resolution in optical path differences.
Label-free Intermerometric Imaging (LIM)
Our technology is based on a patented common-path differential interferometer and is built with consumer electronic components.
Together with our proprietary software algorithms, shinephi allows ultra-sensitive imaging of micro and nanostructures in transparent electronics and optical elements, as well as live cells.
shinephi performs with an exceptional stability against environmental changes, is compact and highly compatible, to meet the requirements of most sensitive imaging applications in material and life sciences.
