WDI Wise Device Inc. - Product Announcements

To ease user intergration WDI provides an interface unit for Olympus Microscopes and ATF sensors. The interface can be used for all ATF units allowing virtual plug and play implementation. (read more)

To ease user intergration WDI provides an interface unit for Olympus Microscopes and ATF sensors. The interface can be used for all ATF units allowing virtual plug and play implementation. (read more)

WDI has streamlined its Laser Micro-Machining Microscope the MIC4-LMM. This new model comes as a stand alone unit or integrated with WDI's renowned ATF (auto focus) sensors. The unit is plug and play and comes prealigned to the customers specific needs. (read more)

WDI Wise Device Inc. offers the LED illuminator for microscopy applications. The unit consists of LED lamp head(s) with optics and a 3 channel LED controller (CLED). The controller communicates with a computer via RS232 serial communication link. (read more)

A Markham company that has captured the attention of major electronics manufacturers in Asia due to its money-saving potential in making LCDs has won the 2009 Ontario Centres of Excellence (OCE) Mind to Market Award. (read more)

The ATF6 completes WDI's Auto Focus family and enables us to boast the ability to provide an AF soultion for any and all surface types.

WDI's Laser Auto-Focus ATF6 sensor is an active optical device designed to provide focusing servo systems with fast feedback signals needed to quickly and accurately focus all types of infinity corrected microscopes. (read more)

This is the only commercially available microscope guaranteeing transmission of more then 80% for all four YAG laser harmonics: 266, 355, 532, and 1064nm - without compromising the review channel fidelity. (read more)

The WDI Laser Auto-Focus ATF5 sensor is an active optical device (incorporating a semiconductor laser) designed to provide focusing servo systems with fast feedback signals needed to quickly and accurately focus all types of infinity corrected microscopes. (read more)

Specifically to facilitate cell/module repair, the ATF5CM forces microscope to automatically focus on the surface of the glass where the TFT array is deposited (usually the bottom). This process will not be distracted by reflections from other surfaces within the light path such as the protective film, the polarizer or the glass. (read more)

The LSCM has the advantages of a confocal laser scanning microscope with the size and price of an IR camera. The combination of high contrast imaging, infrared capabilities, extremely small size and low cost enables many new applications. (read more)

The LLC6 is a precise linear lens changer with 6 lens ports providing ultra fast, automatic lens changing without the need of re-qualifying the lens. It is the ideal tool for TFT-LCD and Photomask Inspection/Repair applications or other tasks where multiple optical magnifications are required. (read more)

The ATF4 sensor provides an auto focusing servo system with fast feed back signals needed to accurately focus almost every type of infinity corrected microscopes. It projects a reference laser spot through the microscopes own objective lens. The sensor determines direction and measures the distance towards the best focus position. (read more)

The ATF-6 is the newest member of the WDI family of ATF auto-focus and proximity sensors. It has the same footprint, is "pin to pin" compatible with the ATF-4 and ATF-5 sensors and uses the same MCM controller and NewWegu software for setup and testing. (read more)

WDI's Auto-Focus Actuator System (AFA-01) has been specifically designed to provide motorized Z actuation for Navitar zoom microscopes. It mounts directly onto Navitar's Optical Interface module and is compatible with x6 and x12 zoom systems, both manual and motorized. (read more)

WDI has ready to go interfaces for the Mitutoyo VMU and VMU-L microscopes and our ATF sensors. This allows for quick plug and play with minimal operator alignment and adjustment. This set up is compatible with all WDI auto focus sensors. Please vist our website for further information and interface diagrams. (read more)

WDI's AOI (automated optical inspection) Microscope is designed for fast scanning and defect review applications of a variety of specimens including bare glass, TFT array and colour filter. (read more)

Compensates for live animal motions for example breathing heartbeat, pulse and maintains confocal microscopes in focus at all times. Handles both slow and fast 'focus drift'. Is compatible with most microscope models. (read more)

Specifically to facilitate cell/module repair, the ATF5CM forces microscope to automatically focus on the surface of the glass where the TFT array is deposited (usually the bottom). This process will not be distracted by reflections from other surfaces within the light path such as the protective film, the polarizer or the glass. (read more)