Simagis Digital Pathology Servers Now Support Leica Microsystems Scanners

HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Smart Imaging Technologies has signed a license agreement with Leica Microsystems and added support for Leica Slide Scanners to Simagis Live Digital Pathology Servers.

“We are committed to our mission of providing interoperability and integration in the fragmented and rapidly evolving space of Digital Pathology. We are happy to assure our clients and partners that they can continue business as usual, regardless of the outcome of technology consolidation between merging vendors”

Simagis Live Digital Pathology servers already support digital slides from most manufacturers of microscopy slide scanners including Aperio, the market leader soon to be acquired by Leica Microsystems. Adding Leica to the list of supported scanners provides pathology community with digital platform that handles slides from both merging companies and delivers unified solution that works with any vendor, now and in the future.

“We are committed to our mission of providing interoperability and integration in the fragmented and rapidly evolving space of Digital Pathology. We are happy to assure our clients and partners that they can continue business as usual, regardless of the outcome of technology consolidation between merging vendors,” said CEO of the Smart Imaging Technologies.

About Smart Imaging Technologies

We provide digital slide servers, image analysis applications and cloud hosting services that make Digital Pathology affordable for practice of any size. With our technology users can easily create, annotate, share and analyze digital slides from any web browser. Our servers support most digital slide formats and can be easily integrated with various scanners for a single click slide upload. Our products can be custom branded and deployed on premises or the cloud to deliver unified digital pathology solutions across geographic boundaries. For details about technology and solutions manufacturers and integrators may contact [e-mail]. End users can learn more and sign-up for free web service at web-pathology.net.