ioLight announces new partner in The Netherlands
ioLight is pleased to announce a new partnership with of ABBEoptics in The Netherlands.

Albert van der Veer, founder of ABBEoptics has over forty years of sales experience mostly laboratory and stereo microscopes. He has worked for Zeiss and other leading microscope manufacturers. “I have always been interested in portable microscopes, but never found a reliable model. Using mobile phone components, WiFi image transfer and modern tablets ioLight has built a good and reliable microscope that magnifies several hundred times.” ABBEoptics has sold digital cameras and microscopes for incident light for 5 years and van der Veer believes that the ioLight pocket microscopes will fit in perfectly: “Collaboration and communication through Andrew Monk are good and friendly and this promises a lot for the future. There is a market for pocket microscopes. I am convinced that ioLight is doing the right thing by building a pocket microscope for fieldwork. This product can be used excellently by anyone who is passionate about the field of Biology”
Andrew Monk adds “We are delighted to welcome Albert to the ioLight family. His huge experience in light microscopy will be a real benefit to our company and to our customers in The Netherlands.”
ioLight has patented the world’s first pocket microscope that can share images of cells. Beautiful one-micron resolution images are produced on the screen of any phone or tablet and stored. From there, users can share them with colleagues anywhere in the world. ioLight’s customers are fighting disease and climate change in Antarctica, Kazakhstan, The Amazon Rainforest and even with National Geographic® on Mount Everest. At last professional scientists and clinicians have a microscope that can go anywhere they can go. With high-resolution images immediately to hand, researchers can rapidly extend the reach of scientific knowledge.
Full details of ABBEoptics are available at www.abbeoptics.nl/




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