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22/10/2026

Ocus R made its US debut at Pathology Visions in San Diego last weekend.

It was our first opportunity to demonstrate the system to the US digital pathology community, and the response was extremely encouraging. The demonstrations sparked many thoughtful questions and valuable conversations with both existing and prospective customers.

Thank you to everyone who visited our booth, saw Ocus R in action and shared their thoughts with us. We returned from San Diego with valuable insights and many new conversations to continue.

A strong US debut for Ocus R and an exciting step forward for us!

21/10/2026

Meet the speakers of our upcoming webinar: "Scaling Digital Pathology Through Innovation and Efficiency, Not Additional Headcount" with HNL Lab Medicine and Pathology News.

Kelly Frankenfield, Elizabeth Moy and Sajjad Masood Malik bring experience across pathology operations, laboratory workflows and clinical digital pathology.

Join us on October 28 for a discussion on innovation and efficiency in digital pathology.

Wednesday, 28 October 2026
1 pm ET / 5 pm GMT / 6 pm CET

19/10/2026

The real test of a scanner is not the easiest slide on the best day.

Pathology labs work with different sample types, staining quality, and tissue characteristics. Not every slide is ideal. That is why image quality and reliability go hand in hand.

Ocus® R combines Grundium's patented imaging approach with experience from thousands of scanner placements worldwide. The goal is not simply to scan more slides, but to deliver consistently high-quality digital images that labs can rely on in their daily work.

High-throughput only matters when quality keeps up.

See what proven Grundium image quality means in a high-throughput system: https://www.grundium.com/scanners/ocus-r/

15/10/2026

The Ocus® 40 fits in a backpack.

That detail is not just about portability.

It changes where 40x slide scanning can realistically be considered: a cytology workflow, an outreach site, an education setting, a research group, a partner location or a laboratory that does not want to begin with a large central scanning setup.

Compact size matters when the use case is focused and the scanner needs to fit into the existing environment.

High-quality imaging does not always need a large footprint.

14/10/2026

Announcing our upcoming webinar with HNL Lab Medicine and Pathology News: Scaling Digital Pathology Through Innovation and Efficiency, Not Additional Headcount

Join Kelly Frankenfield, Elizabeth Moy and Sajjad Masood Malik for a discussion on innovation and efficiency in digital pathology.

Wednesday, 28 October 2026
1 pm ET / 5 pm GMT / 6 pm CET

12/10/2026

Redundancy is easy to overlook until the day it matters.

In a busy pathology lab, scanning is part of a larger chain of work. If that chain stops, the effect is rarely isolated. Cases wait, staff adjust, and schedules move around the instrument.

Ocus® R was designed to reduce that dependency on a single scanning path. Multiple independent scanning heads work in parallel, and if one head is unavailable, the system can continue with the remaining heads.

High-throughput should not mean putting all scanning capacity behind one point of failure.

Learn how Ocus R builds resilience: https://hubs.li/Q04zJmNl0

07/10/2026

Juuso's path to Grundium went through a door factory, a rock-crusher factory, a CNC machine, a coffee roastery, and even a dolphinarium.

Then someone mentioned Grundium was looking for precision mechanics. He sent his application that same evening. That was several years ago.

Today, Juuso assembles Ocus® scanners, trains new members of the assembly team, and gets involved in prototyping new products — where, as he puts it, there is never a dull moment.

The workplaces have changed, but there is a common thread. Juuso is, in his own words, “a maker through and through.” Hands-on work, precision, and problem-solving have followed him from one role to the next.

Read Juuso's full story on our careers page: https://hubs.li/Q04z6Xfp0

01/10/2026

Why put up to 12 scanning heads inside one high-throughput system?

Because architecture determines behavior. When scanning work is distributed across multiple independent heads, capacity is created through parallel operation rather than by pushing everything through one path. That changes how the system can scale, how it can respond when a head is unavailable, and how much capacity can be concentrated into a compact lab footprint.

For Ocus® R, the number 12 is memorable, but the more important idea is what it makes possible: a robotic platform designed around parallelism, compactness, and continuity.

The design is different because the lab problem is different.

Take a closer look at the Ocus R architecture: https://hubs.li/Q04ypR9Q0

29/09/2026

Point-of-care scanning is not interesting because it sounds modern.

It is interesting because it changes where cytopathology expertise can realistically be applied.

Washington University School of Medicine used Ocus to reduce workflow bottlenecks in cytopathology and ROSE coverage. The scanner moved closer to the moment when the image was needed, and that placement changed how the team organized review.

The device on the bench became part of how coverage and collaboration worked. Swipe to learn more.

27/09/2026

High-throughput scanning should not require high-touch operation.

Every extra check, transfer, manual step, and training requirement becomes part of the real cost of digitization. Ocus® R is designed around load-and-go automation: load coverslipped slides into the automated drawers, start the process, and let the system continue while staff focus on other work.

This is not automation for the sake of automation. It is automation designed around lab time. Fewer routine touch points can mean shorter training, simpler handoffs, and a workflow that is easier to sustain day after day.

The scanner should support the lab, not ask to be babysat.

Discover load-and-go automation with Ocus R: https://www.grundium.com/ocus-r/

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