- In February 2025, Malvern Panalytical announced the release of its next-generation Zetasizer X100, a dynamic light scattering (DLS) instrument with enhanced AI-assisted data analysis. The system integrates cloud connectivity for remote monitoring, enabling labs to manage and validate nanoparticle size and zeta potential measurements across multiple facilities
- In December 2024, HORIBA Scientific introduced a breakthrough in nanoparticle tracking analysis with the NanoSight Vue, featuring real-time visualization at sub-nanometer resolution and multi-angle detection capabilities. The instrument was designed specifically to improve accuracy in the analysis of complex biological nanoparticles, such as extracellular vesicles and liposomes, critical in personalized medicine and drug delivery research
- In November 2024, Shimadzu Corporation launched the SALD-2600N, a new nanoparticle size analyzer optimized for use in semiconductor manufacturing. It features a dual-laser scattering system for ultra-fine particle detection and is capable of automated calibration and contamination alerts, significantly improving cleanroom compliance and reliability in critical process environments
- In September 2024, Spectradyne LLC expanded its product line with the release of the nCS1+, an enhanced version of its microfluidic resistive pulse sensing system. It offers increased throughput for analyzing nanoparticles in complex media such as blood plasma or culture supernatants, with particular relevance to exosome and virus quantification in life sciences research
- In July 2024, a strategic partnership was announced between Brookhaven Instruments Corporation and Thermo Fisher Scientific to co-develop next-generation hybrid instruments combining nanoparticle measurement with chemical composition analysis. This collaboration aims to integrate DLS with Raman spectroscopy and enhance particle characterization for materials science and nanomedicine applications, with the first prototypes expected in early 2026
