Research on roots and plants involves complex imaging techniques in microscopy. One of the important aspects is that roots twist and tangle in a very complex way, and it is not easy to focus on a part of the cell walls that we want to specifically monitor, track, etc. It is therefore important to find a way to simplify sample preparation and subsequent scanning. It is therefore important to find a way of simplifying sample preparation and subsequent scanning. It is therefore important to find a way to simplify sample preparation and subsequent scanning. It is therefore important to find a way to simplify sample preparation and subsequent scanning. Another factor is the rate of growth of roots or other samples, which is a major obstacle for confocal microscopes to achieve higher resolution and focus on e.g. cell division etc. This article is not about root and plant research, but is primarily focused on a product we have developed to measure. Research in this area can be easily found using keywords: “root, tip, plant roots” etc. Figure 1 shows an example of vertical scanning and arrangement of roots from microscopic scanning.