HyVolution—the smart path to confocal superresolution

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Abstract

Super-resolution refers to any device or method that can resolve better than the classical Abbe limit. Apart from infinite super-resolution techniques such as STED (stimulated emission depletion) and SMLM (single-molecule localization methods) that can theoretically resolve to any detail, there are also methods for limited super-resolution. Here we present HyVolution by Leica, which merges optical super-resolution and computational super-resolution. The optical part is provided by confocal microscopy, and the computational part by deconvolution. Lateral resolution of 140 nm is demonstrated. HyVolution offers multiple fluorescence recording in truly simultaneous mode.

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Borlinghaus, R. T., & Kappel, C. (2016). HyVolution—the smart path to confocal superresolution. Nature Methods, 13(3), i–iii. https://doi.org/10.1038/NMETH.F.392

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