OpenFlexure Working Group

OpenFlexure Working Group

The OpenFlexure Microscope is an open-source, lab-grade microscope. Used in over 50 countries and every continent, the project aims to enable Microscopy for Everyone. Once based primarily at the University of Bath and University of Cambridge, the project has spread. From the Antarctic ice to pathology labs in Rwanda, OpenFlexure Microscopes are transforming the role of microscopy in healthcare, education and in the field.

OpenFlexure Microscope with imaging a cervical smear (Copyright Joe Knapper CC-BY-4)
Microscopes built kits by an Open Science Shop vendor

Directory of Open Science Shop x OpenFlexure Vendors

There are currently 12 manufacturers based in United Kingdom, Sweden, Japan, Australia, Chile, Argentina, Tanzania, Ghana, Cameroon and United States. Read more about the vendor launch which includes the OpenFlexure Team press release.

Manufacturers Directory
Manufacturers List of Open Science Shop vendors supporting the distributed manufacturing of the OpenFlexure Microscope and other open science hardware projects IO Rodeo Pasadena, California Website LabCrafter Swansea, Wales, UK Website PKI Utveckling Vomb, Skåne, Sweden Website FIELDWORKERS Co., Ltd. Nagasaki, Japan Website Smart Science Equipment Melbourne, Australia Website Bongo

Join Working Group Meetings

The OSS-OFM Working Group meets the first Monday of the month. We are continuing to onboard more vendors to the network, develop an agreement (MOU) and discuss shared marketing and sales opportunities.