Ideal for clinics, fertility practitioners, and advanced breeders, this compact setup combines high-quality optics, digital imaging, and dedicated analysis software to deliver consistent and repeatable results. Complete System Includes

• Laptop computer (pre-configured for analysis)
• Heated microscope with thermostat for temperature-controlled evaluation
• High-resolution CCD camera (1 set)
• Specialist sperm analysis software (1 licence)
• Video acquisition card (1 unit)
• Sperm analysis slide set for accurate assessment

Key Benefits

• Fully portable, laptop-based system
• Temperature-controlled microscope for optimal sample integrity
• Digital imaging with real-time analysis
• Professional software designed for sperm motility and quality assessment
• Complete plug-and-play solution — no additional equipment required

Ideal For

• Veterinary practices
• Canine fertility specialists
• Semen evaluation and breeding programmes
• Professional reproductive work where accuracy matters

A reliable, professional-grade sperm analysis system designed for real-world veterinary use — compact, efficient, and ready to work. What It Analyses: The Portable Laptop Sperm Analyzer is designed to assess the key parameters required for professional semen evaluation, providing objective, repeatable results. It analyses

• Sperm motility Assessment of total motility and progressive movement patterns.
• Sperm concentration Estimation of sperm numbers within the sample.
• Sperm morphology (basic assessment) Visual evaluation of sperm shape and structure.
• Sperm viability (live/dead assessment) Identification of viable versus non-viable sperm when used with appropriate staining methods.
• Movement patterns and velocity trends Digital tracking to support consistent interpretation of sperm movement.
• Overall semen quality Combined assessment to support breeding suitability decisions.

Important Note This system is intended for veterinary and professional fertility use and supports clinical decision-making. Results should always be interpreted alongside clinical knowledge, handling technique, and breeding history