An interactive probe model, probe-registered heatmaps, and site-level coordinates turn hundreds of channels into a picture you can read at a glance — free.
A channel list tells you nothing about where the signal is. On a dense probe, you need to see activity, quality, and units on the geometry — where they actually sit. Radiens registers every channel to the probe, so a high-count recording becomes a picture you can read instead of a spreadsheet you have to decode.
See the probe drawn to scale, click a site to read its signal, and view activity and quality across every site as a heatmap — all free, all GPU-fast.
Interactive probe model
The probe rendered to scale; click a site and see its signal (free).
Probe-registered heatmap
Activity and signal quality across every site, legible at a glance (free).
Site coordinates + 3D probe view
Exact site coordinates on the probe and in tissue, a 3D probe view, and HDSnapshot for dense captures (Pro).

The on-probe views are free; Pro adds dense-capture and publication export.
Hundreds of channels become one readable picture on the probe geometry.
Live, GPU-accelerated views stay responsive on dense, high-channel recordings.
The custom model builder gives on-probe views for MEAs and any other geometry.
The same registration places the probe in a brain atlas — see brain-centered views.
It registers every channel to the probe: an interactive, to-scale probe model plus a probe-registered heatmap show activity and quality on the geometry, so a dense recording is legible at a glance.
Yes — click a site on the interactive probe model to read its signal, with exact site coordinates on the probe and in tissue.
Yes — the interactive probe model, probe-registered heatmap, 3D probe view, and site coordinates are all in the free Standard tier; HDSnapshot and journal-ready figure export are Pro.
Yes — build a native model with the custom electrode model builder (free), and the on-probe views and coordinates work for your geometry.