Manual counting works
- until it doesn't
A few organoids are manageable.
Hundreds of organoids across multiple wells, plates, and timepoints are another story.
Manual counting takes time. Counts can vary between users. And once cultures begin changing rapidly, it becomes difficult to maintain a consistent record of how many organoids you have and how large they've become.
Omni does the counting for you.
Automatically detect, count, and measure organoids across the well and repeat the analysis consistently at every timepoint
“The Omni added further depth and automation to our experiments. It added dimensionality, longitudinal monitoring, kinetic information and morphology based phenotyping that endpoint assays just can't do alone.”
“We used the Omni's organoid specific analysis module to observe organoids repeatedly over time in a more automated and reproducible manner. We were able to image organoids at regular predefined intervals and generate sequential visual records of how they changed over time. As you can imagine, this saved a considerable amount of time and reduced the manpower involved in repeated monitoring while delivering biologically relevant data.”
- Mushfique Alam, BMedSc MBChB MRCS, University Hospitals of Liverpool Group
From counting organiods to understanding your culture
How many organoids do I have?
Omni automatically detects and counts organoids so you don't have to manually tally cultures at every timepoint.
How are they growing?
Track organoid size and morphology longitudinally instead of relying on disconnected snapshots.
Are my organoid cultures developing consistently?
Follow the same measurements over time using a standardized analysis rather than subjective visual estimates.
When are my organoids ready for the next step?
Use objective count and size measurements to follow culture progression and inform decisions such as passaging, harvesting, treatment, or downstream analysis.
Why use Omni for organoid tracking?
- >> See the whole well. Whole-well imaging captures organoids across the culture rather than relying on selected fields of view.
- >> Let the experiment keep running. Automated imaging repeatedly monitors cultures without requiring someone to return to the microscope at every timepoint.
- >> Count and measure automatically. AI-powered analysis detects organoids and reports measurements including count, size, and morphology.
- >> Follow the same culture over time. Longitudinal imaging shows how organoids change instead of giving you isolated endpoint snapshots.
See what Omni can do for you
Get a closer look at how the Omni helps you culture, monitor, and analyze organoids with more consistency—and far less hands-on time.
