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Kurt Olbrich, a German scientist who developed a microscope that is

supposed to be even better than the one created by Royal Rife. On the

Ergonom 500 scope, viruses can be seen in their living state without

staining. There are several different settings that allow for phase

contrast, zooming in and out for depth of field, etc. The depth of

field is remarkable.

 

There is also an interview with Kurt. From what I have seen so far, it

seems pretty comprehensive. We were shown pleomorphism at work in a

time-lapse video presentation, insects, the lattice of bone,

connective tissue, all sorts of microbes, etc. Worth taking a look at

if you were interested. Peter Walker narrates.

 

 

The DVD can be ordered here:

http://www.grayfieldoptical.com/microscience/index.html#Ergonom_Videos

 

 

 

Watch Videos here.

 

http://www.grayfieldoptical.com/microscience/index.html#Ergonom_Videos

 

 

Organised by the Royal Microscopical Society

 

6th to 8th July 2004, Excel Centre, London

 

Exhibition Report

 

 

Now that the Micro Science 2004 exhibition has come to an end, we

would like to take this opportunity to reflect on our experiences

exhibiting at Micro Science 2004, organized by the Royal Microscopical

Society in London. More details on the exhibition and conference can

be found at http://www.microscience2004.org.uk

 

For Grayfield Optical Inc, the MicroScience exhibition was a great

success. This was our first major exhibition and was the venue where

we launched are new 3D Optical Microscope. We had a large number of

visitors and many told us that we were the only company to offer

anything significantly new at Micro Science 2004.

 

We had many highly professional visitors including many university

professors, heads of major industrial companies, research labs,

government agencies, television, press, etc. that were fascinated at

what we could demonstrate. What surprised us most, is how positively

people accepted that our microscopes are capable of going beyond the

limits found on microscopes from other companies. We often heard

comments like " In theory I have a few problems, but in practice I can

see it works fine " . We found that there are many scientists open to

technological innovations in the field of optical microscopy and this

has been confirmed by the tremendous response we have had after the

exhibition.

 

Grayfield Optical Stand I14, at MicroScience 2004

 

We handed out more than 100 DVDs which contained a short video on

the Ergonom 500 (also shown at the workshop) as well as 2 scientific

(medical) films called " Humoral Pathology " and " Symbiosis or

Parasitism - A Treatise on Cancer " . These videos can be ordered on DVD

from our web site and/or you can view the videos online (broadband and

Real player required).

 

We are now very busy following up the many leads we obtained

during the show. We have already hosted our first visitors to our labs

in Germany to see and test the Ergonom 500 first hand. For example, a

research scientist from a notable US government research facility who

flew over especially to test the capabilities of this microscope and

we are pleased to say that the Ergonom 500 passed every single test

with flying colours.

 

We have already been contacted by a number of other organizations

and universities which were very impressed with the quality and

clarity of the pictures and videos presented. In particular, the DVDs

were mentioned which provided a detailed insight as to what can be

achieved.

 

Grayfield Optical Inc will continue to develop and release further

optical microscopes with capabilities beyond those obtainable anywhere

else in their respective class.

 

Up until now, Grayfield Optical Inc was known for the Ergonom 500

Universal Microscope, which is a high powered optical microscope for

research purposes. We considered demonstrating the Ergonom 500 at the

show, but the logistics of transporting and insuring that microscope

were too great for the possible advantages of showing it to the

approximately 2000 visitors to the exhibition. We did present the

Ergonom 500 in the form of videos (showing on 2 monitors to the right

of the stand), comprehensive information including various comparative

images, our 1 hour workshop presentation and of course our 90 minute

DVD. This DVD can now be ordered from us online in the PAL (Europe)

and NTSC (USA) versions.

 

The Grayfield Optical Inc Team at Micro Science 2004

 

Ray Walker (USA), Peter Walker, Wolf-Dieter Schmidt and Kurt

Olbrich (Germany), Chris Thomson (UK)

 

Jackie Harber, Sharon Harber and Liz Thomson (UK)

 

Click here to see some more snapshots from our stand at Micro

Science 2004

 

To find out more about the products we presented, just click on

the following links

 

 

Grayfield Microscopes

 

 

 

 

 

3DOM

3D Optical Microscope

with 28mm depth of field and 500nm resolution

 

 

Ergonom 500

Universal Microscope

25000x magnification, 100nm resolution,

large depth of field

 

 

Portable Microscope

10-60x magnification

up to 6mm depth of field

4 megapixel resolution

 

Comparison Light Microscopy with the Ergonom-Technology

 

How do We Measure Magnification

 

History of the Ergonom Microscopes (incl. References)

 

The Ergonom Videos

 

Click here to order the Ergonom Microscope DVD online (NTSC or PAL)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Click on the links to view the Online Videos (Real Player Required)

Broadband connection Introduction to the Ergonom 500 Film

 

18:27

Multispeed connection How to operate the Ergonom 500, a short

description.

 

6:43

Broadband connection Humoral Pathology. Scientific Film made with the

Ergonom 400/500

 

22:34

Broadband connection Symbiosis or Parasitism. Scientific Film made

with the Ergonom 400/500

 

50:59

Broadband connection A Visit to Kurt Olbrich. A look at the

historical Ergonom microscopes

 

40:13

Broadband connection Micro Science 2004, Workshop Presentation

Grayfield Optical

Does not include the " Introduction to the Ergonom 500 " Film shown at

the workshop

 

20:53

 

 

Click here to download the Real Player required to view these videos.

 

© 2004, Kurt Olbrich and Grayfield Optical Inc