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Optics11 Life
Fiber-optic tools for measuring cell, tissue and muscle mechanics - accelerating life-science research.
About Optics11 Life
Mechanics matter the moment cells touch the well-plate. Optics11 Life equips life-science teams with fiber-optic instruments for real-time, non-destructive mechanical characterization of soft and living biomaterials; cells, hydrogels, spheroids, organoids, and tissues. These insights accelerate disease modeling, therapy development, and regenerative medicine. Founded in 2011, we transformed a unique fiber-optic technology into lab-ready tools that quantify the mechanics of extremely soft, living samples, without disrupting biology. Our systems fit seamlessly into advanced labs, with easy operation, workflow integration, optical readouts, and control of physiological parameters. What we offer: PIUMA – Benchtop characterization of large tissues. CHIARO – Microscope-compatible system for small tissue samples. PAVONE – Screening-scale platform with automated indentation mapping, bright-field & fluorescence imaging, and environmental control. CUORE – Automated contractility assays to grow and monitor musculoskeletal tissues. Unlock the power of mechanobiology with us. Connect to learn how our solutions can advance your research.
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Optics11 Life participated in the European Muscle Conference in Vienna to recognize World Duchenne Awareness Day.
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Optics11 Life is attending the 53rd European Muscle Conference in Vienna with a packed agenda including presentations by Svetlana Pasteuning-Vuhman on Beyond proxy readouts, Thorsten Jonas on a new standard for contractility readouts, Giancarlo Forte on Force-regulated alternative splicing in the failing human heart, and Cuore data showing the impact of fibrotic ECM remodeling on engineered heart tissue development and mechanosensing.
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Optics11 Life participated in the XV Annual Meeting of the Italian Chapter of the European Society of Biomechanics.
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