The first commercially available automated colony-counting system was produced in the 1970's, according to Michael Zervoudis, sales and marketing manager at Gainesville, Va.-based BioLogics. Artek ...

Automated image analysis for colony counting in microbiology is an emerging field that aims to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of quantifying microbial colonies. Traditional methods of ...

Protos 3 is a groundbreaking automated colony counter and chromogenic identification device. Protos 3 uses a sensitive camera, unique lighting, and strong analytic software to count colonies in ...

The ProtoCOL 3 is an automated colony counter designed for many applications such as counting pour plates, measuring inhibition zone sizes, recognising bacteria on chromogenic media and much more.

GVA is a high throughput cell viability assay for microbiology. Akin to the classic CFU assay, GVA measures the number of viable microbes in a sample based on counting discrete colonies. The classic ...

Conventional approaches to microbial cell detection involve counting colonies after culture on agar. Such culture methods only detect viable cells and take a relatively long time to produce a result.