Author: Daniel Petrini

Stardots are honored to be nominated for NyTekniks and Affärsvärldens 33-list – a list of the hottest Tech startups in Sweden! Previous companies on this list includes very successful ones, like Spotify.

See more info here (in Swedish).

Honored to be invited to the MATLAB EXPO 2018 and give a presentation about Stardots, our applications and how we collaborate with researchers and engineers. Free registration at http://www.matlabexpo.com/se/

 

The MS-research of one of our brilliant collaboration partners, associate professor Joachim Burman Akademiska sjukhuset, The Uppsala University Hospital, is featured in the news recently: http://unt.se/nyheter/uppsala/celltransplantation-bast-hjalp-for-ms-sjuka-4928282.aspx

Stardots is honored to work with the best in their respective field, and to deliver tools that helps the researcher to acquire and analyze data. Incidentally, Stardots and Joachim Burman are developing new methods of quantifying the degree of MS, more information and downloadable application will follow shortly!

 

Evolved Horizon just got better; v. 1.17 released today!!!

Main new features includes a low-, high-, and band-pass FIR filter, better database manager, and more visualization options.

See all additions and fixes in the release notes. Just restart the application to receive your upgrade!

 

 

 

Our PID users wanted a “Use filename as tag” feature. So we added it, and corrected some cosmetic bugs. Restart the application to snag PID 2.02 right now! 🙂

 

We are thrilled to announce a new version and the general availability of our cell counter: Pancreas Image Detection (PID)!  PID can count three types of cells in the Langerhans islets of the Pancreas, and removes the tedious, error-prone task of counting the cells manually, increasing both the rate and accuracy of the research. Main features of PID 2.01 “Teodor”:

• Automated isolation of the Langerhans Islet in the pancreas
• Counting three types of cells: alpha, beta and KI67-marked
• Image support: common bitmap formats, e.g., *.tif, *.bmp, *.png and *.jpg
• Extensive database support, including multiple, lightning-fast, databases and rich export capabilities.
• Interface with overview of the database, cell counts and final-image comparison.
• Our trials shows 98-99% accuracy and 0.01 s/cell counting time in real usage scenarios (depending on image quality and your computer hardware).

PID was co-developed with Uppsala university. Download here: Pancreas Image Detection

Have you ever wanted all your lab-data to be stored, sorted and readily analyzed? Would you like to render millions of data points into sharp, beautiful graphs in no time? Also, wouldn’t be convenient to compare experiments, apply state-of-the art signal processing, export data or graphs with just some button clicks? Evolved Horizon lets you do just that. Check out our new tutorial on how to analyze your lab data here.

A new Evolved Horizon tutorial is available! This time we describe the process of uploading device firmware to an Arduino. Check it out here: How to Upload Firmware to an Ardunio

#EvolvedHorizon, #Arduino, #Firmware

We just added a very useful feature to Evolved Horizon: the module hierarhy interface. Just select some modules and see how they are coupled to each other. Or simply type “modtree” in the console. In the interface you may choose modules to display, topology mode and coloring. Restart the application for upgrade.