Building innovative solutions to common laboratory challenges has been Advanced Instruments’ mission since 1955, a time when electronic automation was just beginning to be applied to laboratory methods. Throughout its 70-year history, Advanced Instruments’ osmometers have helped global clinical laboratories revolutionise workflow efficiency on the chemistry bench. Over the last two decades, this mission has expanded to microbiology, haematology, and beyond.
In 1955, Bud Wiggin set out to bring advanced functionality to the clinical and dairy markets from his home’s basement office and first coined the term ‘osmometer’. The first products commercialised freezing point depression technology. Freezing point was a classical method for solute concentration studies in dairy testing.
Advanced Instruments helped establish the method with nephrologists, making it a staple of laboratory medicine. From there, the company has grown to be the market leader in osmolality testing, now a standard test in hospital laboratories around the world.
Since the first Advanced Instruments’ osmometer, the company has committed to scrutinising clinical laboratory processes and collaborating with customers to understand the challenges that better technology and customised services can help laboratories overcome. This feedback loop is what inspires constant product development and product improvement.
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