whole-slide-imaging
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Morphle Labs Inc.
Morphle Labs is a deep-tech healthcare automation company building robotic and AI-driven imaging systems for cancer diagnostics. Founded in 2017 and now operating between Bengaluru and New York, it combines robotics, optical engineering, and neural-network AI to automate the historically manual steps of histology - from tissue sectioning to whole-slide scanning to remote reporting. Its product line spans the RoboTome robotic microtome, the MorphoLens family of whole-slide scanners, and the HemoLens hematology scanners, giving pathology labs an end-to-end digital workflow at a fraction of the cost of legacy systems.
Rohit Hiwale
Rohit Hiwale is the co-founder and CEO of Morphle Labs, a Y Combinator W20 deep-tech company building robotic microtomes and high-throughput whole slide scanners for digital pathology. An IIT Kharagpur computer science graduate and second-time founder with prior engineering stints at Yahoo, WalmartLabs and Rippling, he is trying to automate the physical and imaging bottlenecks at the core of cancer diagnostics.
HistoWiz
HistoWiz is a New York-based histopathology company that turns tissue specimens into publication-quality digital slides in as little as three days. By pairing an automated, robot-driven lab with PathologyMap, a cloud platform hosting one of the world's largest preclinical pathology databases, it gives academic and biotech researchers fast, standardized histology plus AI analysis and access to board-certified pathologists - work that traditionally took weeks of slow, manual lab effort.