Brand: Hitachi High-Tech | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment

MirrorCLEM correlates specimens between optical and electron microscopes. A specimen imaged on any light microscope is transferred to the Hitachi SEM stage, where the optical image acts as an anchor map that drives the stage to a chosen region and overlays both images in real time.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Workflow | Correlative light and electron microscopy |
| Reference images | Optical and fluorescence microscopy images |
| SEM navigation | Region-of-interest positioning from the reference image |
| Image comparison | Live image overlay |
MirrorCLEM is a correlation and navigation system. Microscope resolution, image registration performance and compatible stages depend on the installed instruments and sample workflow. Checked 2026-09-29.
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