Inphotonics Inc

Founded in 1955, Advanced Instruments is a privately held business that offers a range of analytical instruments and test kits for customers in the food, dairy and industrial microbiology markets. The company is one of the world s largest suppliers of freezing-point osmometers used in clinical, pharmaceutical and biotechnology laboratories. It maintains a distribution network of independent dealers throughout the world. The company owns and operates Spiral Biotech, which produces automated microbiology systems for research and environmental sciences laboratories. It also manages Delta Instruments, which offers equipment for monitoring raw and processed products. Advanced Instruments provides products under the Advanced, Fiske and ControLine brands.

Nova Biomedical, based in Waltham, MA, specializes in the development, manufacturing, and sale of advanced analyzers across various healthcare sectors, including hospitals, critical care, and veterinary applications. The company's innovative product lineup features glucose and lactate monitoring systems, blood gas analyzers, and comprehensive solutions for cell culture analysis. Recently merged with Advanced Instruments, Nova Biomedical is committed to enhancing point-of-care testing and providing accurate results for medical professionals. The company continues to expand internationally, with significant investments in new technologies and global sales initiatives. Generated from the website

GelSight is a leading technology company based in Waltham, MA, specializing in high-resolution, 3D tactile sensing solutions. Their elastometric platform, Any Material, AnywhereTM, enables fast and non-destructive surface analysis on any type of material, providing submicron-level measurements under any ambient lighting conditions. With a focus on mobile metrology and tactile robotics applications, GelSight's innovative technology is used across diverse industries such as aerospace, automotive, robotics, chemical, forensics, additive manufacturing, research, and academia. Their elastomeric sensors are designed to enhance object manipulation and enable the performance of complex tasks, giving robots intelligent digital touch capabilities.Generated from the website