About AUTION EYE AI-4510

Your Reliable Partner in Urine Sediment Testing

Smarter, Faster Urine Sediment Analysis

The AUTION EYE AI-4510 automates urine sediment analysis with precision and efficiency.
Using an advanced flow-through imaging method and ARKRAY’s proprietary algorithms, the system captures and classifies images of formed elements automatically.
Users can review and manually reclassify images as needed, ensuring both automation and flexibility in workflow.

By automating sediment analysis, laboratories can focus on samples that truly require microscopic examination, improving productivity and accuracy in every test run.

Measurement Principle: Flow-Throughmaging Method

Samples pass through a flow cell, streamlined by sheath fluid, and are continuously imaged.

From each captured image, formed elements are extracted and classified automatically according to ARKRAY’s unique algorithm.

Customizable Classification Categories

In addition to the 12 automated classification items, the AUTION EYE AI-4510 includes 28 manually configurable categories as standard.

Laboratories can modify item names or information to fit their reporting needs and even create new custom parameters when necessary.

This flexibility supports tailored workflows and evolving clinical requirements.

High-Resolution Color Imaging

All components are photographed in color, allowing clear visualization of fine tonal differences and morphology which appear to be grayscale. Even small differences can be seen more precisely than the sediment microscopy image.

Comprehensive Summary Display

A convenient summary screen displays all identified components from each sample on one page.

This feature helps users intuitively assess the relative size, frequency, and relationships among different elements, offering a clear overview of each specimen’s sediment profile.

Built-in Atlas Image Library

The AUTION EYE AI-4510 comes equipped with an Atlas Image Library, which is a comprehensive collection of standard component images.

The atlas can be viewed alongside test results to assist in manual classification and serve as a reference tool for staff training, result standardization, and quality control.