ZEN core Connect Toolkit
Overlay and Organize Images From Any Source to Connect Your Multimodal Data in Materials Research.
ZEISS ZEN Connect for Materials
Receive your quote directly from the manufacturer.
Connect your multimodal data: Combine multiple perspectives of your sample across scales and imaging modalities. The Connect Toolkit of ZEN core enables you to bring all imaging technologies together – ZEISS or not – to answer your questions.
- Acquire an overview image
- Move to your light, confocal or electron microscope and align once
- Use the overview image for navigation
- Or simply work with ZEN Connect to align and overlay images from any source
- Save all multi-modal data in well-organized projects
The Connect Toolkit always shows your data in context. Get unique insights, gain efficiency, and save time - no matter whether you are a materials researcher at university, a multi-user facility, or an industrial lab.
It is a module of ZEN core, a software suite for connected microscopy from the materials lab to production. ZEN core handles more than just microscopy imaging. It is the most comprehensive suite of imaging, segmentation, analysis, and data connectivity tools for multi-modal microscopy in connected material laboratories and lets you benefit from an easy to configure and easy to use adaptive user interface, advanced imaging, and automated analysis.
Brochures
ZEISS Microscopy Solutions for Materials Science
Meet the challenges of materials research with state of the art microscopy solutions from ZEISS.
Trends in biomaterials imaging
Explore new insights from an industry-wide survey and discover answers to questions such as:
- What are the key research sectors, applications, and materials being investigated?
- What experimental outcomes are scientists looking for?
- How is constantly developing technology landscape impacting scientists?
Plus, delve into the key challenges in biomaterial analysis and the solutions that can drive your workflows forward, including automation, AI, and beyond.
Multi-modal chemical characterization of lithium ion battery particles
In this application note by ZEISS, a range of chemical analysis methods was applied to identical individual Li (Ni0,33Mn0,33Co0,33)02 cathode particles. The chemical studies revealed different insights and were compared side by side.
ZEN Connect: Images and data put in context
Visualization of different microscopy images and data from the same sample, all in one place.
