Notable collaborations
Macroscopic Solutions works with museums, universities, government labs, geoscience teams, biosecurity groups, and research programs that need repeatable imaging, 3D modeling, system installation, and workflow support.
NSF digitization and training
Macroscopic Solutions supported Big Bee-related presentations, course material, museum setup work, and training around focus stacking, photogrammetry, and repeatable capture protocols for high-throughput bee digitization.
Parasite Tracker workshop
Macroscopic Solutions participated in training and presentation work with curators involved in the NSF-funded Parasite Tracker effort, helping teams use Macropod PRO systems for repeatable natural-history collection imaging.
Space biology
Macroscopic Solutions imaging and 3D modeling workflows have been applied to plant-science communication, including Arabidopsis root work tied to spaceflight research and collaboration with aerospace research teams.
University geoscience installation
The University of Mississippi uses a Macropod drill-core imaging system to digitize Quaternary geology samples for research and teaching.
University petroleum research
Macroscopic Solutions installed drill-core, petrographic, and Macropod imaging systems in Dr. Keyu Liu’s Qingdao laboratory for upstream research, collaboration, and student use.
Oil, gas, and geoscience training
Macroscopic Solutions trained Aramco Services geoscientists on macro, micro, UV, fluorescence, petrographic, and drill-core imaging workflows for contextual hand sample, thin-section, and core documentation.
Environmental sediment research
Macroscopic Solutions configured this dual-camera imaging system for Tracer Sands LLC to locate fluorescent sand grains from fluvial environments and help track sediment movement.
Museum collections imaging
Dr. Floyd Shockley’s Smithsonian installation brings controlled focus stacking to high-detail imaging of forked fungus beetles and other collection specimens.
USDA agricultural research
A hands-on Macropod demonstration at the USDA Beltsville facility connected controlled specimen capture, live review, and focus-stacking workflow training.
International research installation
Dr. Sangtae Kim’s research team using a Macroscopic Solutions workstation for controlled specimen imaging and on-screen review.
Plant health and biosecurity
A practical Macropod setup session for the Hawaiʻi Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity Plant Pathology Unit, supporting consistent specimen documentation and staff training.
Commercial large-format imaging
Macroscopic Solutions produced the high-resolution imaging used by Eykon for Carnival Cruise Lines bathroom-wallpaper installations. The records show how a finished image can hold both the full composition and the fine detail needed for large-format print.
Field evidence
These images support the story of the company as a training, installation, presentation, and scientific imaging partner, not just an equipment catalog.
Company network archive
The curated archive provides approximate geographic context collected over time. Entries may not represent a current relationship, current product use, or endorsement.