Instrumentation products step into the "micro-era"

From "Weibo" to "WeChat" to "Micro-Group", in today's fast-paced modern society, more and more "micro-things" have emerged in people's lives.

In fact, careful observation is not difficult to find, in addition to communications, all walks of life are entering the "micro-era." Today Xiao Bian took everyone to the instrumentation industry to see.

The “micro” of the instrumentation industry is “small size, large efficiency”, “low consumption, high performance”, “short time, long life”. Gradually toward the "portable", "hand-held" "car-mounted" "embedded" direction.

2011-11-26, Instant Palmylated Hemoglobin Detector Byron (A1CNow+) is listed in China. Expert analysis: The launch of this product will give patients and doctors a "precise, fast and simple" innovative detection experience. In clinical practice, it takes 2-3 days to obtain the results of glycosylated hemoglobin. Today, the time is reduced to 5 minutes. That is fast and accurate.

The phenomenon of drunk driving violations is not uncommon. With the increase in penalties and detection needs of road traffic safety authorities, new blood alcohol detectors have emerged. Its compact size, high degree of automation, and ease of operation, it has become the ideal special instrument for the rapid and accurate and automatic detection of blood alcohol content by the traffic police judicial department.

Water is the source of life. It is worthy of everyone's attention today when the whole nation advocates environmental protection. The previous water quality monitoring was sent back to the special monitoring station's laboratory after collecting water samples, which was time-consuming and labor-intensive. Now, the results can be directly obtained through the multifunctional water quality analyzer, which greatly improves the efficiency of water quality monitoring.

The advent of “micro-era” of instrumentation is definitely not accidental. Along with this development trend, we expect more innovative products to emerge, and we believe this will bring a brighter tomorrow for instrumentation companies.