Abstract: A technique and device for managing blocks of commands intended for a microscopy imaging device configured to acquire images of a sample. Each block of commands includes driving commands serving to drive a plurality of functional modules of the imaging device. Each command is defined by at least one acquisition parameter. The technique includes executing a first, predefined block of commands to acquire first images, and upon positive verification, by image analysis of a stop condition upon executing the first block, stopping the first block to execute a second predefined block of commands to acquire second images, the commands of the second block being defined by at least one second acquisition parameter, dynamically defined depending on the image analysis.

Abstract: A method is proposed for driving a plurality of functional modules included in a multi-wavelength microscopy imaging device. The device includes at least one first functional module and a second functional module, adapted respectively to performing a first function and a second function. The method includes at least one iteration of the acts of: sending a first driving signal to the second functional module when the first functional module has performed said first function; the second functional module triggers the function upon reception of the first driving signal; sending a second driving signal to the first functional module when the second functional module has performed said second function; the first functional module triggers said first function upon reception of the second driving signal.

Abstract: A method is proposed for driving a plurality of functional modules included in a multi-wavelength microscopy imaging device. The device includes at least one first functional module and a second functional module, adapted respectively to performing a first function and a second function. The method includes at least one iteration of the acts of: sending a first driving signal to the second functional module when the first functional module has performed said first function; the second functional module triggers the function upon reception of the first driving signal; sending a second driving signal to the first functional module when the second functional module has performed said second function; the first functional module triggers said first function upon reception of the second driving signal.