VoluScan™ is a fluorescent mesoscope that enables 1- or 2-color functional imaging of large sample volumes at a cellular resolution.​ VoluScan™ is designed to image fluorescent sensors (like GCaMP, jRGECO, dLight, etc.) in organoids, assembloids, brain slices, and cell cultures, but can also be used to study cell migration, division, or other processes. Furthermore, the system is compatible with Tokai Hit incubation chamber and can synchronize imaging with other systems using external digital triggers. Thus, VoluScan™ pairs readily with Light Sources (for optogenetics or uncaging), electrophysiology recordings, liquid infusion, etc.

 The VoluScan™ has an extensive field of view (up to 5 mm) with subcellular resolution (2 µm), and covers a large depth (up to 1.5 mm). Specifically, the VoluScan™'s multi-plane imaging system enables scanning such volumes at high sampling rates:

- 4-planes (1-color) at 16 FPS

- 8 planes (1-color) at 10 FPS

 Each VoluScan system includes a VoluScan's multi-plane disc that determines the number of imaging planes (4 or 8), the z-stack steps, and the total imaging depth. By default, the z-stack increments  are available in 50 µm, 100 µm or 150 µm steps (others on custom request). These discs are interchangeable to fit the needs of different experiments and can be purchased separately.

Check out the first bioRiv publication of assembloid data collected with VoluScan™. Miura et al. (2024), used the VoluScan's large FOV and fast z-scanning capabilities to image the live, calcium dynamics of over 400 cells per assembloid and demonstrated a functioning model of the cortico-striatal-thamalic-cortical circuit.