Product Information
What is Netscope® server?
netScope® Server is developed for whole slide imaging data in the CZI format.
In addition to data from ZEISS Axio Scan.Z1, it can display all types of CZI data. ZEISS customers still using older MIRAX slides in the previous MRXS format can also view these slides in the viewer.
It also supports DICOM (.dcm and dicomdir), PerkinElmer Vectra qptiff, Aperio svs, as well as fluorescence afi formats and Leica scn files.
Common image formats such as .tiff, .tif, .jpeg, .jpg, .png, and .gif can also be opened.
It is a web-based slide management system with numerous features, including a virtual (or hardware-driven) file system, audit trails, synchronized files, and the creation of document templates to populate each slide.
You can use the netScope® Viewer or any browser to view slides with shared annotations.
With netScope® Server, share scanned slides with universities and clients, provide large volumes of slides to others, or collaborate using WebViewer—or conduct independent result analysis separately. This functionality makes netScope Server a tool for remote analysis or sharing slides.
How to use Netscope® server?
netScope® Server is a web-based slide management system designed for CZI and other whole-slide imaging data, helping users organize, store, archive, share, and collaborate on large digital slide datasets.
Core Functions of Netscope® server
Privacy-focused, lightweight, theme support, OCR, multi-monitor support, no ads
Usage Scenarios of Netscope® server
- Share Scanned Slides with Colleagues and Clients
- Provide Large Volumes of Slide Data to Others
- Conduct Remote Analysis via WebViewer or Independent Discovery Analysis
- Use in Teaching to Present Content to Multiple People Simultaneously
- Archive, View, and Share Large Volumes of Data
- Automate Slide Distribution to Clients
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