By automating repetitive image analysis tasks, Imaris helps you save time, ensure consistency, and focus on meaningful insights.
Image analysis is often repetitive and time-consuming, with challenges in sharing exact protocols and achieving reproducible results.
Imaris 11 Workflows address these issues by combining automation and batch processing to standardize analysis and enhance collaboration.
Workflows automatically record and store every analysis step, allowing researchers to efficiently process large datasets, reproduce results, and share methods seamlessly.
Protocol Creation Inside Imaris: Build complete image analysis protocols directly within Imaris Surpass.
Batchable Workflows: Automate entire workflows—including steps requiring manual input—for flexible, large-scale analysis.
Export and Import Workflows: Share workflows between users or projects to promote collaboration and reproducibility.
Beginner-Friendly: Predefined workflows help new users get started with analysis quickly and easily.
Imaris 11 simplifies microglial synapse engulfment analysis, transforming a complex, time-intensive process into a streamlined workflow. Surface segmentation detects microglia, while automated algorithms quantify engulfed synapses.
Workflows dramatically reduce analysis time while ensuring reproducibility and allowing researchers to compare synaptic engulfment between experimental groups with batch protocols.
Analyzing heart vasculature is challenging: complex vessel networks require precise segmentation, manual tracing is time-consuming, and comparing cardiac compartments demands consistent methodology.
Imaris 11 Workflows integrate machine learning Pixel Classification for automated vessel segmentation with Filament Tracer for precise quantification of vessel length and diameter, enabling reproducible analysis across multiple heart samples and compartments—transforming complex cardiac analysis into an efficient, shareable protocol.
Quantifying lysosomes and TFEB expression at the single-cell level traditionally requires multiple segmentation steps, making reproducibility challenging.
Imaris 11 Workflows streamline this protocol by integrating Surface segmentation of cells and nuclei with Spot detection for lysosomes and TFEB into one automated, reproducible workflow. Statistics are compiled per cell while Batch Workflows enable consistent analysis and direct comparison across experimental groups through Vantage Plotting Tools.
Discover eleven powerful new features that elevate your analysis experience, streamline workflows, and deliver a transformative leap in data analysis. These innovations cover every essential step, including image preprocessing, quantification, visualization, batch processing, comparisons, and data plotting.
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