



Courtesy of Raymond Dunn, PhD – Kato Lab, UC San Francisco


Digital Micromirror Device (DMD) arrays consist of millions of high-speed, reconfigurable micromirrors that provide spatial light modulation within microseconds. By rapidly switching individual mirrors between ON and OFF states, the DMD selectively directs light toward or away from the optical path, enabling continuous generation of dynamic digital illumination patterns from one or more light sources.

The Polygon is designed to integrate seamlessly into the infinity path of virtually any microscope or imaging platform. Using microscope-specific adapters, the system can be coupled to leading commercial microscope brands as well as custom imaging setups. Its flexible architecture and built-in TTL triggering capabilities enable straightforward synchronization with cameras, light sources, electrophysiology equipment, and other laboratory hardware. The Polygon also integrates with Mightex’s OASIS imaging solutions, extending patterned photostimulation capabilities to in vivo, deep-brain, and large-area cortical applications.
Upright Microscopes

Complex Imaging Systems
Compatible with custom, multi-photon, and confocal imaging platforms
Inverted Microscopes

Mightex Imaging Solutions
Compatible with the entire OASIS Solutions, providing exceptional flexibility across diverse research applications

The Polygon1000 is controlled through our PolyScan software, which provides comprehensive control of the Polygon1000, light sources, and cameras within a unified interface. Designed for both ease of use and advanced experimental flexibility, PolyScan offers powerful tools for calibration, pattern generation, and automated photostimulation workflows.





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We provide comprehensive remote and in-person support throughout every stage of your experiment. From initial system installation and configuration to advanced experimental workflows, our technical and applications teams work closely with you to ensure reliable performance and smooth integration into your lab environment. Support is available for troubleshooting, optimization, and experimental planning, with responsive follow-ups to keep your research moving forward. Leveraging our global distributor network, we ensure consistent, high-quality support for users worldwide.

Our training programs are designed to help users quickly gain confidence and proficiency with both hardware and software. We offer detailed instruction on system setup, operation, and maintenance, as well as guidance on experimental workflows and best practices. For applications that require it, we also provide training on surgical procedures and preparation techniques relevant to optical imaging and optogenetics. Training can be delivered remotely or on-site, depending on your needs, and is tailored to the experience level and research goals of your team.

We maintain a robust online resource library to support your research beyond direct technical assistance. These resources include application notes, e-books, recorded webinars, tutorials, and references to relevant peer-reviewed publications. Designed to support both new and experienced users, our materials provide practical guidance, troubleshooting tips, and real-world examples to help you refine experimental design, improve data quality, and stay informed about emerging techniques.
We provide comprehensive remote and in-person support throughout every stage of your experiment. From initial system installation and configuration to advanced experimental workflows, our technical and applications teams work closely with you to ensure reliable performance and smooth integration into your lab environment. Support is available for troubleshooting, optimization, and experimental planning, with responsive follow-ups to keep your research moving forward. Leveraging our global distributor network, we ensure consistent, high-quality support for users worldwide.

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