We are pleased to announce software release 2.2.0 with multiple bug fixes and performance improvements; including a very substantial performance increase in the deep neural network image classifier in our Stingray software. For the first time software release also includes updated Jellyfish software for our...
We were mentioned this week in the Chronicle Herald, as part of our participation in the ScaleUp Hub program in Cambridge. Check it out here: http://thechronicleherald.ca/business/1591316-entrevestor-n.s.organizers-aim-to-repeat-scale-up-hub...
Click here to check out the latest news and developments, including the launch of our newest product - FilterScan! ...
Check out this podcast about our company and technology! Thanks to NSBI for releasing it ahead of the MIT Startup Spotlight next week in Boston! http://www.mitforumcambridge.org/2018/05/podcast-a-deep-dive-discovering-the-potential-of-holographic-technology-with-4deep-in-water-imaging/...
We're so thrilled to have been selected for the MIT Startup Spotlight on Tuesday June 12th in Boston, at the District Hall! We'll be demonstrating our HoloSea, for in-situ water monitoring (ocean, lake, ballast water, municipal waters) and our newest product, the FilterScan, developed for yeast...
Our newest HoloSea S7 has the: fastest frame rate at 22 fps, of commercial submersible holographic microscopes on the market (collect 1 L of water in less than 8 minutes) a better internal heat sink new mechanical window design ability to be deployed to 5 km...
Come visit us next week! Time: Wednesday February 14 from 10:30am - 12:00pm. Location: Oregon Convention Center Exhibit Hall, Booth #302. Description: We would like to invite you to participate in an interactive demonstration of 'OceanDrop VR: A virtual reality safari revealing microscopic life within a drop of seawater'. Using...
Think trying this VR system looks cool? Pop by our booth, #302 at the Ocean Sciences Meeting next month ! Also don't forget to check out the talk about the project, from Noah Walcutt at 9:45 am on Wednesday Feb 14. ...
Introduction What does it do? Stingray is designed to find and classify objects or particles from holograms Specifically, Stingray was designed using oceanic phytoplankton samples collected with 4Deep’s instruments. However, Stingray can be used for identification and classification for microorganisms in any liquid environment, including yeast...
Check out what we've been up to over the fall with the release of "deep news december 2017": http://4-deep.com/news/newsletter/...
We’ve updated our holographic software packages to version 2.1: The upgraded packages are: Octopus (and its Demo) Swordfish (and its Demo) Stingray Remote control The 2.1 release: Optimizes the software operation and speed Provides the user the ability to share data between Octopus and Stingray Adds 3...