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Developer and manufacturer of the Grundium Ocus® microscope scanners. Grundium

28/08/2026

The surgeon is waiting.

A frozen section consultation is underway.

The pathologist is covering another hospital.

In a traditional workflow, the glass slide — or the pathologist — needs to travel.

With a validated digital workflow, the slide can be scanned in the operating room and shared for remote review, allowing the pathologist to assess the case without travelling to the OR.

That’s exactly the kind of workflow Ocus was designed for.

20/08/2026

Meet the engineering behind Ocus.

There is a particular discipline in making something smaller without making it feel compromised.

Grundium’s team brings long experience in precision optics and imaging from Tampere, Finland, including cameras, lenses and industrial imaging systems.

In pathology, that engineering discipline has a practical purpose: support professional slide review workflows in a scanner that can fit where laboratories actually need it.

The point is not small for the sake of small.

The point is image quality, usability and placement working together.

17/08/2026

🇫🇮 Haemme Embedded Software Engineeriä Tampereelle!

Liity Grundiumin Device Software -tiimiin kehittämään seuraavan sukupolven mikroskooppiskannereita digitaaliseen patologiaan.

Etsimme osaajaa senior- tai lead-tasolle.

👉 Haku auki nyt!

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🇬🇧 We’re hiring an Embedded Software Engineer in Tampere!

Join Grundium’s Device Software team and help build the software behind our next-generation digital pathology scanners — from image acquisition and scanning automation to storage, connectivity and system performance.

Senior and lead-level candidates welcome.

👉 Apply now!

12/08/2026

The first digital pathology workflow should not require the laboratory to become an IT project.

For many teams, adoption begins with something focused: scan a slide, share the image, review it in the browser, learn what works, then expand.

That is why simplicity matters.

Not because laboratories need less capable tools.

Because busy teams need tools that can enter the workflow without making the workflow revolve around them.

04/08/2026

The specialist is not always where the slide is.

That single fact explains many digital pathology use cases.

Second opinions. Remote consultations. Outreach laboratories. ROSE coverage. Multi-site pathology networks.

The workflow problem is often the same: how do we get the case in front of the right specialist without making the glass slide travel first?

Ocus supports that first step by making local slide scanning practical in focused workflows.

28/07/2026

The second opinion does not take days. The logistics do.

In many consultation workflows, the slowest part is not the professional review. It is the physical movement of glass from one location to another.

Digital pathology changes that sequence.

The laboratory can scan the slide locally, share the image digitally and bring the specialist into the workflow without sending the glass first.

That is a small change in wording. It can be a significant change in workflow.

21/07/2026

Not every laboratory has every pathology subspecialist down the corridor.

That is not a failure of the laboratory. It is how pathology networks work.

A community site may prepare the slide. A specialist may be at an academic center. A second opinion may require another set of eyes entirely.

If the workflow depends on couriering glass, the route between sites becomes part of the case pathway.

Digital slide scanning gives teams another option: scan locally, share the image, and keep the review workflow moving without sending the glass first.

That’s why we built Ocus.

14/07/2026

Before Ocus was a product, it was an optics problem.

But in pathology, optics alone are not enough. The scanner also has to fit on the bench. It has to be understandable to trained laboratory staff. It has to support real workflows without asking the laboratory to reorganize around the device.

That is the design tension behind Ocus:high-quality slide imaging in a form that does not behave like a large infrastructure project.

That is one of the reasons Ocus looks the way it does today.

07/07/2026

A slide used to travel hours or even days for a second opinion.

The review did not take days.

The logistics did.

When a slide can be scanned locally and shared digitally, the handoff changes. The glass can stay where it is, while the image reaches the pathologist who needs to review it.

28/05/2026

Herzlich willkommen zur DGP 2026 in Augsburg!

Wir freuen uns, in diesem Jahr erstmals auf dem Kongress der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Pathologie (DGP) auszustellen.

Die DGP findet bereits zum 109. Mal statt und bringt Patholog:innen, Labore, Forschende und Industriepartner aus ganz Deutschland und darüber hinaus zusammen.

Der Kongress am Park bietet einen wunderschönen Rahmen für den Start der Veranstaltung.
Wir sind bis Samstag vor Ort - besuchen Sie Jasmin und Tuomo am Stand A02!

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Welcome to DGP 2026 in Augsburg!

We're excited to exhibit at the congress of the German Society of Pathology (DGP) for the first time this year.

Now in its 109th annual meeting, DGP brings together pathologists, laboratories, researchers, and industry professionals from across Germany and beyond.

Kongress am Park has provided a beautiful setting for the start of the event. We'll be here until Saturday — come meet Jasmin and Tuomo at booth A02!

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Tampere
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