These companies develop high-tech diagnostic & implanted devices: NURO CORP., Nicoya, @NERvTech, Kenota Health, Affinité Instruments, Intellijoint Surgical, NDI (Northern Digital Inc), Smarter Alloys, LifeSciKey, Sonova, NeuronicWorks Inc., CellScale Biomaterials Testing, ICSPI, Hyivy Health, Mespere LifeSciences

Thank you Waterloo EDC for putting together this impressive list of diagnostic device manufacturers here in KW!

We like to think so too! Awesome scans BreakingTaps!

Something big is coming to ICSPI (but also something very, very small). We are bringing #AFM-on-a-chip to a new level of resolution. Stay tuned for the announcement on May 4!

I'm sitting on a bunch of cool data/images that I've collected and really want to share it with folks! So I'm starting a new "Micrograph Monday" segment. Quick videos with minimal editing to show interesting AFM, optical or other instrumentation data :) youtube.com/watch?v=m0UK7L…

Excited that you have one in the shop!

This was a fun project, thanks for the writeup hackaday! Cheers to the brave cetus3d printer that made the Macro-AFM possible too 😇

1.2x1.2 μm scan of an opal, just look at those nanoparticles! Opals are such cool gemstones, much more interesting than boring ol' carbons in a diamond 😜 More scans of the opal in this week's Micrograph Monday: youtube.com/watch?v=2qpIka…

I scanned a bunch of flat and smooth objects, and discovered that it's ironically rather hard to scan something without any features :) Pretty cool to see the differences in magnitude though! Gage block looks like a topo map of some mountains! youtube.com/watch?v=2cZ0XJ…

Another awesome video from BreakingTaps!

We will be at Materials Research Society (MRS) #F21MRS in Boston tomorrow! Join us at Booth 808 to learn more about the nGauge AFM and to see it in action!

We are at Materials Research Society (MRS) Boston today! Visit us at Booth 808 to see the nGauge #AFM in action! #F21MRS

The most mundane things can look so cool at the nanoscale. Even glass cleaner residue🤓

DIY epoxy lenses🔍 Characterized with the nGauge #AFM🔬!

Borne out of University of Waterloo research, ICSPI has released the first automated atomic force microscope – making the nanoworld visible in minutes and advancing scientific discovery. Read more: bit.ly/3UjkDtT

We're back! Introducing the Redux AFM - a game-changing, automated atomic force microscope. With Redux, scientists and engineers can effortlessly collect quantitative 3D data at the nanoscale. Learn more and check out the video on our website: icspicorp.com/redux-afm/

Waterloo Region tech isn't just software. Startups like ICSPI are helping grow the local hardware and semiconductor ecosystem. Read about how ICSPI is changing the game 👇 communitech.ca/technews/new-m… Waterloo EDC