To address the pressing challenges in global Herbarium Specimen digitization, Microtek introduces the ObjectScan 1600. When paired with MiBotany, it stands out as an exceptional solution.
1. Unique Scan Design:
Firstly, the on-top scan design of ObjectScan 1600 is noteworthy. Consequently, this ensures plant specimens remain intact and true to their natural form.
2. High-Resolution Imaging:
Furthermore, the 1,600-dpi color CCD delivers unmatched clarity. As a result, even the finest specimen details get captured with utmost precision.
3. Efficient Metadata Handling:
Moreover, automated metadata recognition is a game-changer. Therefore, capturing specimen label details becomes a breeze, ensuring consistency.
4. Depth of Field (DOF) Benefits:
Additionally, its DOF reaches +/- 6.5 mm at 300 dpi. So, for intricate specimens like corns and fruits, this feature becomes indispensable.
5. Innovative Specimen Management:
Similarly, MiBotany serves as both a robust web-server system and an authentication database. After meticulous reviews, it promptly updates and allows public access.
6. Comprehensive Compatibility:
Also, the ObjectScan 1600 boasts wide Windows OS compatibility. Thus, it caters to a vast user base seamlessly.
7. Cutting-Edge Hardware:
And, the in-built hardware specifications are commendable. So, be it the LED illumination or the spacious scanning space, it’s designed to impress.
8. Global Academic Collaboration:
Besides, MiBotany lays the foundation for international academic interactions. By offering remote access, it expediently accelerates the verification processes.
9. Image Customization at its Best:
Not to mention, curators can fine-tune image attributes effortlessly. Whether adjusting contrast or sharpness, ample options are available.
10. Pioneering the Future:
Lastly, this integrated workstation addresses long-standing Herbarium Specimen challenges. With the potential to digitize up to 800,000 specimens annually at cost-effective rates, it sets the standard.
Introduction to Herbarium Specimen Digitization Traditionally, Herbarium Specimen Digitization or 'herbarium' referred to books about medicinal plants. The term, originating from the Latin word 'herba', meaning 'green crops', served to highlight mankind's early...