Nanoscience Instruments will be the sole North American sales and service provider of our electron microscopy imaging software. SenseAI is excited to announce a new exclusive distribution agreement with Nanoscience Instruments, leaders in microscopy and surface science instrumentation. The partnership will…
King’s College London unlocking cryo-bio VEM with SenseAI
Professor Roland Fleck, Director of the Centre for Ultrastructural Imaging talks about how they use SenseAI for faster, lower dose, lower data imaging. Challenges Sample Stability – the major challenges we’ve encountered really relate to sample stability. Our preference is to…
In the press: International Commercial Micro Manufacturing
SenseAI has been featured Commercial Micro Manufacturing. The publication and website serves a targeted global audience of micro, high-precision and MEMS engineers. The feature looked at how CNR-IMM (Istituto per la microelettronica e microsistemi) is using SenseAI to achieve a faster…
Presentation: Use of 3-D Data Volumes for Recovery of Subsampled EBSD Datasets
Zoe Broad recently presented on behalf of SenseAI at EBSD 2025 hosted by the Royal Microscopical Society. Zoë was presenting on the ‘Use of 3-D Data Volumes for Recovery of Subsampled EBSD Datasets’. As you can see from the presentation, Subsampled…
Publication: Compressive electron backscatter diffraction imaging
The latest paper featuring SenseAI has been published in the Journal of Microscopy. The study by Zoë Broad proposes a methodology for performing subsampled EBSD and the corresponding data recovery using SenseAI. The goal was to overcome the key limitation of…
Publication: Real-time four-dimensional scanning transmission electron microscopy through sparse sampling
We recently published a new article for the IOP Science Stephen J. Pennycook special issue. This paper demonstrates the first real time application of compressive sensing and inpainting for four dimensional STEM using SenseAI Innovations technology and was proudly done in…
How SenseAI reduces FIM-SEM acquisition times
FIB-SEM in a fraction of the acquisition time? Significantly reducing acquisition time and dose, our subsampling and inpainting for FIB tomography also shows an improvement in visual quality. Due to the destructive process of FIB, acquisition time is key. In the image below,…
Poster: Fast and low dose EELS using compressive sensing
Here is our latest poster, officially previewing at EMC24. The poster shows ‘Fast and low dose EELS using compressive sensing’. Acquisition times are seriously reduced and the same quality images are produced with 25% less data.