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109th Annual Meeting of the DGP, Augsburg, May 28–30, 2026

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26th Federal Congress Pathology Berlin, October 2–3, 2026

+++ Meet us in person +++ 109th Annual Meeting of the DGP, Augsburg, May 28–30, 2026 +++ 26th Federal Congress Pathology Berlin, October 2–3, 2026

Native Digital Histology:
THE FUTURE OF
TISSUE DIAGNOSTICS 

The world’s first tissue-preserving, fully automated digital histopathology solution for AI-assisted diagnostics.

The Challenge in Tissue Diagnostics

Histopathology is a cornerstone of modern medicine. Simultaneously, demands for depth of data, process consistency, swift turnaround times, and the integration of morphological and molecular information are rising.

Standard histopathology methods often exhaust precious tissue samples, hindering comprehensive genomic and proteomic profiling. We are bridging the gap in the diagnostic process and unlocking the potential of precision oncology.

  • Precision medicine increasingly requires a holistic view of tissue architecture, spatial information, and molecular analysis.

  • High caseloads, numerous process steps, and limited personnel resources define everyday life in diagnostic labs.

  • Future diagnostic processes require data that can be consistently reused and integrated digitally.

Our Solution:
Native Digital Histology

From tissue sample to diagnosis – fully automated.

LIMAA combines proprietary reagents, automated processing, and software into an integrated solution. This creates a consistent journey from the sample to native digital tissue imaging and advanced analysis.

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Proprietary reagents for optimal tissue staining and preparation. Specially developed for native digital imaging with the highest color consistency and reproducibility.

Reagents

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Fully automated system for tissue processing. No manual cutting, no scanning of glass slides – direct digital capture in an integrated workflow.

Hardware

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AI-powered image analysis and seamless integration into existing pathology information systems. Automated diagnostic support for faster, more accurate diagnoses.

Software & AI

We do not digitalize the current workflow.
We replace it.

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Digitized pathology

Manual workflow with over 15 individual steps – time-consuming and labor-intensive.

PROCESS

Glass slides must be scanned – additional sources of error, and additional costs.

IMAGE TYPE

CONSISTENCY

High variability: Hardware and Inter-observer

TISSUE

Limited, due to consumption

LIMAA Solution

PROCESS

Fully automated process – from sample to diagnosis in one system

IMAGE TYPE

Native digital tissue images for highest image quality

Standardized and AI-ready

CONSISTENCY

Preserved, ready for multi-omics

TISSUE

Why Tissue-Preserving Microscopy is Key

  • AI-supported evaluation and workflow automation link morphological, spatial and molecular data into an integrated analysis process.

  • Volumetric microscopy combines classical histopathology with modern imaging and improves laboratory processes.

  • More precise diagnoses and treatment decisions through the integration of tissue and molecular diagnostics – the basis for personalized medicine.

Advanced Diagnostics:
Our Nanobody Portfolio.

To further expand the diagnostic potential of our histology workflow, we offer a dedicated library of proprietary nanobodies. Designed for high-specificity labeling, these tools unlock new dimensions for multiplexing in pathology.

NEWS

What People Say About Us.


“LIMAA was founded at Charité – one of the world’s leading medical institutions – because a group of scientists refused to accept that a 150-year-old workflow was sufficient for 21st-century medicine.”

Join us in shaping the Future of Tissue Diagnostics
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