Noticias · Patología digital · 2 minutos leídos
Good news! We’ve been selected by MUSE Microscopy, pioneer in slide-free digital pathology, as exclusive display partner for its SmartPath MUSE Technology™ platform.
SmartPath is a revolutionary direct-to-digital tissue imaging system that transforms traditional histology workflows. Using Microscopy with Ultraviolet Surface Excitation (MUSE), the system enables rapid, non-destructive imaging of tissue samples—delivering high-resolution digital pathology in minutes without the need for slide preparation.
Our high-performance medical-grade displays for digital pathology will be integrated across all SmartPath systems, ensuring diagnostic confidence and visual precision for pathologists adopting MUSE’s tissue-to-digital approach.
“At Barco we believe that precision visualization is a foundation of confident decision making in pathology,” says Evelien De Smet, Global Partner Management Director at Barco. “By becoming the exclusive display partner for MUSE's Smart Path technology, we are enabling pathologists, veterinarians, and researchers to experience the most accurate, reliable, and consistent images available. Together with MUSE, we are not only advancing digital pathology workflows but driving innovation in patient and veterinary care worldwide.”
“Choosing Barco as our exclusive display partner was an easy decision,” said Matthew Nuñez, CEO of MUSE Microscopy. “Direct to digital, slide free pathology pushes visualization to its limits. SmartPath MUSE Technology™ demands uncompromising color accuracy, luminance stability, and fleet wide quality assurance. Barco—market leader—delivers the precision and reliability our pathologists trust and our customers can scale, so what the tissue reveals is exactly what they see—in minutes and without glass slides. Just as important, our roadmap fits perfectly with Barco’s platform: our 2.5D image processing suite gains from their industry standard optics and display architecture, enabling richer depth cues, consistent surface detail, and reproducible rendering across the enterprise.”
