AcCellerator
The AcCellerator is a high speed imaging cytometer for mechanical cell characterization through real-time deformability cytometry measurements.
DeCellerator
The DeCellerator is a high-speed, brightfield video microscope.
AcCellerator Ruby
Ruby is a stand alone benchtop device for rapid, reliable identification and characterization of blood cell populations through morphological assessment.
FluorescenceModule
The FluorescenceModule enables the detection and identification of up to three different fluorophore species in one sample.
SortingModule
Selective enrichment of cell populations based on intrinsic mechanical and morphological properties — without labels, antibodies, or prior sample preparation.
HeatModule
The HeatModule encapsulates large parts of the AcCellerator to provide controlled heat between room temperture and 40°C.
FlicXX
Quality controlled high precision microfluidic chips with different channel sizes and special chips for sorting or automated blood measurements.
CellCarrier
Special sample buffer with controlled viscosity, osmolarity and pH-value.
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