Our group studies necrotizing enterocolitis. This is a devastating disease that effects newborn infants. We have enjoyed using the microscope to look at a range of tissues and enteroids. It has a user friendly interface and has been easy to work with. It also fits nicely in our lab space.

I'm Frances, the cell culture SME within our company's core service labs. Our Echo Revolve and Rebel have been instrumental in how we streamlined processes, expanded our capabilities in the lab in terms of imaging, and all around better visualize our samples. The iPad is a major win for accessibility! I always recommend Echo microscopes to other scientists and engineers that I work with, but the systems truly speak for themselves. Anyone who uses one of our microscopes ends up wanting one for their own lab! The best feature (aside from the iPad) is the compact footprint. Our lab is tiny, but we are able to squeeze two of these systems in easily. The Echo microscopes are one of our favorite instruments in the space!

The ECHO microscope is a game-changer in terms of its optical capabilities. Its high-resolution imaging provides unparalleled clarity, allowing me to observe even the most intricate details of the specimens I study. The fact that it is hybrid and can function as both UPRIGHT and INVERTED is simply amazing. In conclusion, the ECHO microscope has exceeded all my expectations. Its exceptional image quality, user-friendly interface, adaptability, and robustness make it an indispensable tool for anyone engaged in scientific research

My name is James Velez and I am a Scientist II at Emulate Inc. I run fee-for-service studies using our Organ-on-Chip platform. The ease of use and high quality resolution improved our daily imaging workflow by cutting the time it takes to image a study in half! I would highly recommend ECHO microscopes to anyone because you can get publication quality images (phase contrast or fluorescent) straight off the scope and the iPad makes it compatible to all the Macs we have in the office. Sharing and editing is a breeze compared to other platforms where you might have to convert the file type before even seeing the image. We love this platform so much, we already have 3 scopes in house and are working on getting a fourth!

We study pancreatic cancer cachexia and we use cell-based models for a number of our studies. We needed a microscope that would work for daily use, but could also take publication-quality photos. We made the right choice choosing the Echo Rebel! The resolution of both the iPad display and the exported images is phenomenal, especially for the price of the system. It is easy to use and easy to train people on (our summer highschool intern was using it independently after 10 minutes). The photos are easy to export via airdrop, which means we don't have to worry about connecting it to our institution's secure network. The Echo Rebel has made photo documenting our cell culture work so much easier.

The ECHO is a very intuitive, user-friendly microscope that generates high quality images without the steep learning curve of traditional fluorescence microscope systems. The ability to covert between upright and inverted is really novel. The customizability of the system has made this a great addition to our tissue culture lab.

Our group studies necrotizing enterocolitis. This is a devastating disease that effects newborn infants. We have enjoyed using the microscope to look at a range of tissues and enteroids. It has a user friendly interface and has been easy to work with. It also fits nicely in our lab space.

I'm Frances, the cell culture SME within our company's core service labs. Our Echo Revolve and Rebel have been instrumental in how we streamlined processes, expanded our capabilities in the lab in terms of imaging, and all around better visualize our samples. The iPad is a major win for accessibility! I always recommend Echo microscopes to other scientists and engineers that I work with, but the systems truly speak for themselves. Anyone who uses one of our microscopes ends up wanting one for their own lab! The best feature (aside from the iPad) is the compact footprint. Our lab is tiny, but we are able to squeeze two of these systems in easily. The Echo microscopes are one of our favorite instruments in the space!