Nanoimaging
Contrast agents and imaging technologies using nanoparticles
NanoString Technologies
Seattle, United States
Life sciences company developing tools for gene expression analysis using nanoparticle-based molecular barcoding technology
Nanoscience Instruments
Phoenix, United States
Distributor of nanoscience instrumentation including AFM, SEM, and deposition systems
NanoLight Technologies
Pinetop, United States
NanoLight Technologies, founded in 1995 in Pinetop, Arizona, is a specialized manufacturer of advanced bioluminescent and fluorescent nanoparticle probes for biological research and imaging applications. With nearly three decades of experience, the company has become a trusted supplier of high-quality molecular imaging reagents that enable researchers to visualize biological processes at the cellular and molecular levels. NanoLight's flagship NanoLuc technology represents a breakthrough in bioluminescent reporters, offering one of the smallest and brightest bioluminescent proteins available for research applications. This engineered luciferase enzyme, when combined with its substrate coelenterazine, produces intense luminescence that enables sensitive detection of cellular events, protein interactions, and gene expression with minimal background interference. The company's coelenterazine substrates, available in multiple variants optimized for different applications, serve as essential reagents for numerous bioluminescence-based assays. These small molecule substrates are chemically synthesized to high purity standards, ensuring reliable performance in demanding research applications. NanoLight also manufactures fluorescent nanoparticle probes that leverage quantum confinement effects and surface chemistry modifications to create bright, photostable markers for cellular imaging, flow cytometry, and immunoassays. These nanoparticles, typically ranging from 10-100 nanometers in diameter, offer advantages over conventional organic dyes including enhanced brightness, resistance to photobleaching, and tunable emission wavelengths. The company's products support diverse research areas including cancer biology, neuroscience, drug discovery, and infectious disease research. As a privately-held company with 10-50 employees, NanoLight maintains close relationships with the research community, providing technical support and custom synthesis services. The company's contribution to nanotechnology lies in developing and manufacturing nanoscale imaging tools that make invisible biological processes visible, accelerating scientific discovery across life sciences disciplines.
NanoMedSyn
Montpellier, France
Developer of MUSIC nanoparticle platform for targeted drug delivery
JPK Instruments
Berlin, Germany
German AFM manufacturer specializing in life science applications
Zeiss Microscopy
Oberkochen, Germany
Global leader in optical and electron microscopy for nanoscale imaging
Hamamatsu Photonics
Hamamatsu, Japan
Japanese leader in photon detection and imaging for nanoscale applications
Nanoscience Inc
Alexandria, United States
US company providing nanotechnology instruments and coating services
NanoString Technologies
Seattle, United States
Developer of molecular barcoding technology for gene expression analysis
Nanopartz
Loveland, United States
Producer of gold nanoparticles and nanorods for research
Crystalplex
Pittsburgh, United States
Producer of quantum dots for biomedical imaging
Nanolumi
Eindhoven, Netherlands
Developer of quantum dot technology for greenhouse lighting
Nanosphere Biosciences
Boulder, United States
Developer of nanobubble-based therapeutic delivery systems
Singular Genomics
La Jolla, United States
Next-gen sequencing platform with nanoscale engineering
Tunoptix
Baltimore, United States
Tunable metasurface optics for adaptive imaging
Nanox Imaging
Neve Ilan, Israel
Digital x-ray source using nanotechnology
Ambarella
Santa Clara, United States
AI vision processors with advanced CV and imaging
INVAP
San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina
High-tech company with nanotechnology programs
Nanoprobes
Yaphank, United States
Gold nanoparticle conjugates for imaging
NanoImaging Services
San Diego, United States
Cryo-EM and negative stain imaging
Nanoparticle Dream
Tokyo, Japan
Quantum dot nanoparticles for biomedical imaging and diagnostics
Nanospectra Biosciences
Houston, United States
Gold nanoshell photothermal ablation therapy for cancer
NH TherAguix
Villeurbanne, France
Gadolinium-based nanoparticles for MRI-guided radiotherapy
Shionogi & Co.
Osaka, Japan
Infectious disease pharma with nanoparticle research
Dectris
Baden-Dattwil, Switzerland
Hybrid pixel X-ray detectors for crystallography
Gatan (AMETEK)
Pleasanton, United States
TEM cameras, spectrometers, and specimen preparation
Leica Microsystems
Wetzlar, Germany
Optical and confocal microscopes for life science and materials
SmartSens Technology
Shanghai, China
CMOS image sensors for security and automotive
Nano4Imaging
Düsseldorf, Germany
Iron oxide nanoparticles for MRI contrast agents
Andor Technology
Belfast, United Kingdom
Scientific cameras and spectroscopy solutions
Photon etc.
Montreal, Canada
Hyperspectral imaging for nanomaterials characterization
CR Micro
Wuxi, China
Power semiconductor foundry
Ocean NanoTech
San Diego, United States
Quantum dots, iron oxide, and magnetic nanoparticles for biomedical research
Siemens Healthineers
Erlangen, Germany
Medical diagnostics with nanotechnology-based immunoassays and imaging agents
Hologic
Marlborough, United States
Molecular diagnostics with advanced detection technologies for women's health
Centro de Investigaciones en Bionanociencias
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Argentine center for bio-nanoscience and advanced imaging
Weizmann Institute of Science
Rehovot, Israel
World-class research institute with pioneering nanoscience programs
NanoBright
Tempe, United States
Fluorescent nanoparticles for bioimaging applications
Teledyne Technologies
Thousand Oaks, United States
Defense and aerospace company with advanced composites, electronics and instrumentation
DJI
Shenzhen, China
World's largest consumer drone manufacturer and aerial imaging technology leader
Stryker Robotics
Kalamazoo, United States
Medical technology company with Mako robotic-arm assisted surgery system
Maxar Technologies
Westminster, United States
Leading space technology company for satellites and geospatial intelligence
Satellogic
Charlotte, United States
Earth observation company with hyperspectral imaging satellites
Capella Space
San Francisco, United States
SAR satellite company providing all-weather earth observation
Space One
Tokyo, Japan
Japanese rocket venture developing Kairos launch vehicle
Becton Dickinson
Franklin Lakes, United States
Global medical technology company advancing the world of health
GE HealthCare
Chicago, United States
Medical technology company providing imaging, monitoring, and diagnostics solutions
Philips Healthcare
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Health technology company focused on improving health through innovation
Canon Medical Systems
Otawara, Japan
Medical imaging company developing CT, MRI, X-ray, and ultrasound systems
Varian Medical Systems
Palo Alto, United States
Medical device company focused on radiation oncology treatments
Elekta
Stockholm, Sweden
Medical technology company developing precision radiation medicine
Baxter International
Deerfield, United States
Healthcare company focused on products for hospitalized patients
Olympus Medical
Tokyo, Japan
Precision technology company with leading endoscopy and surgical solutions
Karl Storz
Tuttlingen, Germany
Medical device company developing endoscopes and imaging systems
Accuray
Sunnyvale, United States
Radiation oncology company developing precise cancer treatment systems
Shockwave Medical
Santa Clara, United States
Medical device company developing intravascular lithotripsy technology
NuVasive
San Diego, United States
Medical device company developing spine surgery solutions
Merit Medical
South Jordan, United States
Medical device company manufacturing products for interventional procedures
Natus Medical
Middleton, United States
Medical device company developing neurodiagnostic and newborn care solutions
Butterfly Network
Burlington, United States
Medical device company developing handheld whole-body ultrasound
Nanox
Neve Ilan, Israel
Medical imaging company developing novel digital X-ray source technology
PerkinElmer Optics
Waltham, United States
Revvity (formerly PerkinElmer) providing optical spectroscopy and imaging systems
Princeton Instruments
Trenton, United States
Teledyne company providing CCD cameras and spectrometers for scientific imaging
Teledyne FLIR
Wilsonville, United States
Teledyne company providing thermal imaging cameras and sensing solutions
ON Semiconductor Imaging
Phoenix, United States
onsemi imaging solutions for automotive, industrial, and consumer applications
Samsung ISOCELL
Hwaseong, South Korea
Samsung image sensor division providing ISOCELL sensors for mobile and automotive
STMicroelectronics Imaging
Geneva, Switzerland
STMicro imaging division providing ToF sensors and image signal processors
OpenSpace
San Francisco, United States
AI-powered construction documentation platform with 360-degree photo capture
Seequent
Christchurch, New Zealand
Geoscience software company for subsurface modeling and visualization
Canon Inc
Tokyo, Japan
Japanese multinational corporation specializing in imaging and optical products
Nikon Corporation
Tokyo, Japan
Japanese optical and imaging company making cameras and precision equipment
Vivo
Dongguan, China
Chinese smartphone manufacturer with focus on cameras and audio
Jam City
Los Angeles, United States
Mobile game developer with entertainment IP partnerships
Hawk-Eye Innovations
Basingstoke, United Kingdom
Sports officiating technology for tennis, cricket, and football
Pixellot
Petah Tikva, Israel
AI-automated sports production and streaming technology
Taranis
Tel Aviv, Israel
AI-powered crop intelligence platform
OpenSpace
San Francisco, United States
AI-powered reality capture platform for construction documentation
HoloBuilder
San Francisco, United States
360-degree construction progress documentation platform
Shutterstock
New York, United States
Global technology company offering creative content and tools
Getty Images
Seattle, United States
Visual content company with stock photos and editorial images
Overtime
New York, United States
Sports media company focused on next-generation athletes
ACV Auctions
Buffalo, United States
Digital wholesale automotive marketplace and data services
Agribotix
Boulder, United States
Agricultural drone analytics platform
Ceres Imaging
Oakland, United States
Aerial spectral imaging for agriculture
Veo Technologies
Copenhagen, Denmark
AI sports camera and analysis
Disperse
London, United Kingdom
Construction AI analytics
Veo Technologies
Copenhagen, Denmark
AI sports camera and analysis
Adámas Nanotechnologies
Raleigh, United States
Fluorescent nanodiamonds for bioimaging
Vironova
Stockholm, Sweden
AI-powered nanoparticle imaging analysis
Evident Technologies
Troy, United States
Quantum dot synthesis and applications
QDI Systems
Eindhoven, Netherlands
Quantum dots technology for X-ray imaging and mammography screening
Mulder Lab
Eindhoven, Netherlands
Nanomedicine research and development services
Poly-Dtech
Strasbourg, France
Fluorescent nanoparticle-based immunoassays and lateral flow tests for biomarker detection
NanoLens
Stuttgart, Germany
Nanophotonic lens and optical sensing solutions