Scientific Analysis Tools

Segment microscopy images with grayscale or HSL thresholds, manually review the mask, and measure phase area fractions or apparent 2D porosity with NotyPhase.

Measure distance, area and angle on calibrated microscopy images, review labeled geometry, and export selected results with NotyMeasure.

NotyScale

v2.1.0.5

Add accurate, customizable scale bars to SEM, TEM, and optical microscopy images online. Calibrate using a known reference, adjust the scale bar length, style, and position, and export your scientific figure. No installation required.

Measure coating and layer thickness on calibrated cross-section images, review detected interfaces, and report variation across multiple sampling lines with NotyThickness.

Analyze XRD, FTIR, Raman, UV-Vis, thermal and mechanical data in one scientific workspace. Detect and fit peaks, extract quantitative results, compare datasets and export publication-ready plots.

Segment particles or cells, review masks and accepted objects, measure size and shape, and export calibrated particle-analysis results from scientific images.

Analyze thermal spray cross-sections across multiple fields: calibrate each image, review coating thickness and porosity, quantify pore morphology, and compare saved samples.

NotyCalibration

v2.1.0.5

Convert pixels into verified physical distances, save the image calibration, and reuse it in NotyLab measurement and scale-bar tools.

NotyGrid

v2.1.0.5

Arrange microscopy images, plots, text and tables into consistent multi-panel scientific figures with labels, calibrated scale bars and controlled export dimensions.

Annotate scientific images with layers, labels, arrows, shapes and selection tools, keep edit history, and export a prepared image without leaving NotyLab.

Organize research by project, sample and asset; keep images, data, notes, results and saved NotyLab sessions connected so analysis can be reopened and traced.

Build scientific diagrams and annotated figures with images, text, arrows and reusable scientific icons, then save the editable project and export publication-ready artwork.