August 25-26, 2022
Malaysia
International Medical University

August 26-28, 2022
Tokyo, Japan
Ōmura Memorial Hall of Kitasato University(Shirokane Campus)

September 20-21, 2022
Seoul, South Korea
JW Marriott Dongdaemun Square

March 19-24, 2022
Los Angeles, California, USA

After years of experience in the digital pathology space, we’ve learned about many of the obstacles that customers have faced when adopting digital pathology. We often hear “It’s just too expensive”, “What specs really matter?”, or “I don’t even know where to start”. Here at Motic, we want to make the adoption process as easy as possible and answer the questions that you may have. This is why we’ve created this guide, which answers many of the FAQ’s and concerns that first-time adopters have had.

Vancouver, British Columbia – Motic, a leading provider of digital pathology solutions, today announced that the MoticEasyScan product line of Whole Slide Scanners obtained a Health Canada Class II Medical Device License. MoticEasyScan systems are now certified for Clinical use in Canada, introducing, for the first time, high-quality and affordable solutions to facilitate Digital Pathology adoption in Canada. Health Canada Class II certification will enable pathologists in Canada to use the MoticEasyScan scanners and software as diagnostic tools to scan, share and use whole-slide images for primary diagnosis.

In September 2020, Motic Digital Pathology and Xyall BV, a medtech innovator in molecular pathology, have entered into a multi-year, strategic partnership. Their shared goal is to develop an automated, high-precision table-top tumor tissue dissection solution for hospital-based molecular pathology laboratories.

In July 2020, Motic Digital Pathology launched its MoticFlow telepathology platform, a cloud-based system for consultation, case-sharing and peer review using digital slides. The full summary report available in this post provides more information about this platform and the history of MoticFlow.

In June 2019, Motic and Global Good hosted a summit on the EasyScan Go, a slide scanner that automates detection of the malaria parasite through AI. The full summary report available in this post provides more information about this project and commercial distribution for the EasyScan Go.

Motic releases the latest update to the FS-Live Telepathology System, enabling remote live viewing and control of up to six slides at a time and making telepathology more efficient than ever for labs and hospitals everywhere. Read the press release here.