Auto XY Stage

Auto XY stages are advanced mechanical stages that allow for automated control of the movement of the specimen in the horizontal plane along the X and Y axes. These stages are commonly used in microscopy, allowing researchers to precisely control the position of the sample for imaging or analysis.

Auto XY stages are typically computer-controlled, enabling automated movement of the specimen with high accuracy and precision. This eliminates the need for manual adjustment, reducing the potential for human error and enabling faster and more efficient imaging or analysis.

Auto XY stages may also be equipped with advanced features such as motorized zoom, focus control, and multi-point imaging, allowing for more sophisticated imaging and analysis. They are often used in applications such as high-throughput screening, where large numbers of samples need to be imaged quickly and accurately.

Overall, auto XY stages are an essential tool in modern microscopy, enabling researchers to achieve precise and automated control over the movement of the sample for a wide range of imaging and analysis applications.