Curiosis Automated Live Cell Imaging Systems

Curiosis develops automated live cell imaging systems engineered for real-time monitoring, bright-field and fluorescence microscopy, and time-lapse observation inside standard CO₂ incubators. Their compact designs support stable imaging performance and multi-point imaging, helping researchers track cell morphology, proliferation, and behavior across a wide range of cell-based workflows.

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ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System | ISO 13485:2016 Medical Devices Quality Management

 

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Curiosis Inc. is a Seoul-based life science instrumentation company that integrates mechanical engineering, biophysics, and electrical engineering to advance laboratory automation for modern cell-based research. Its automated live cell imaging systems are engineered to maintain a stable, humidity-tolerant environment inside CO₂ incubators while delivering real-time monitoring, bright-field and fluorescence microscopy, and precise time-lapse imaging. These capabilities support multi-point image acquisition, Z‑stack multi‑focal imaging, and flexible objective lens options compatible with a variety of cell culture vessels, allowing researchers to capture consistent, high-quality images across different formats. 

Curiosis strengthens cell-based research processes with systems designed for reproducibility, reduced manual handling, and stable performance throughout extended imaging sessions. By combining compact imaging hardware, optimized optical pathways, and automation-driven features, Curiosis helps laboratories visualize cellular dynamics, track confluence and morphology, and generate reliable datasets for stem cell studies, drug discovery programs, and advanced cell biology experiments.  

MSE Supplies supports these workflows by offering dependable access to Curiosis imaging solutions, assisting with technical compatibility, procurement needs, and reliable lead times for laboratories requiring modern automated live cell imaging systems.