VayTek Inc.

VayTek Inc. was founded in 1990 to satisfy a growing demand in scientific markets for the ability to produce a clear, accurate image which is true to the original object.

VayTek’s image deconvolution software, MicroTome, originally introduced to the microscopy market, is a proprietary haze removal technology. VayTek's MicroTome software removes out-of-focus haze and sharpens images from data acquired through a variety of instruments, including cameras, telescopes, X-rays and magnetic resonance imaging. It is easy to use, offers an attractive choice of analytical and measurement capabilities, operates on the most common platforms, and is available in various speeds at competitive prices.

There are many programs that utilize filters to enhance images. It is critical to understand, however, that VayTek's deconvolution technology is not a filtering device. It is a tool that first determines the blur contributed to the image from the inherent nature of the imaging device itself, then removes that blur. The practical advantages of a deconvolved image, with true PSF (point spread function), are extremely valuable to scientists and researchers who are looking for accuracy and clarity (see FAQ).

In 1992 VayTek, in cooperation with the University of Iowa's Image Analysis Facility, introduced a 3D volume visualization product to the market. Since that time, VoxBlast has gained widespread market acceptance for its ease of use and low cost. VoxBlast renders in 3D and measures data from many sources, including seismic, ultrasound, optic and radar.