Analyze IQ Limited, producers of innovative spectroscopic analysis software, and Ocean Optics Inc., the industry leader in miniature spectroscopy, have today announced a partnership under which Ocean Optics will market and sell the Analyze IQ software suite.
Analyze IQ Limited (Galway, Ireland), producers of innovative spectroscopic analysis software, and Ocean Optics Inc. (Dunedin, Florida), an industry leader in miniature spectroscopy, have today announced a partnership under which Ocean Optics will market and sell the Analyze IQ software suite.
The Analyze IQ software will allow Ocean Optics’ customers to perform detailed analysis of molecular spectroscopy data. It is particularly designed for working with complex mixtures, including qualitative analyses such as materials verification, and quantitative analyses such as estimation of concentrations of components in mixtures. An extensive library of Raman spectra is also available.
"As inventors of the world's first miniature spectrometer, Ocean Optics has a long history of delivering efficient and cost-effective solutions of the highest quality," says Dr. Michael Madden, CEO of Analyze IQ Ltd. "We are pleased they are working with us to add value to their modular and turn-key Raman offerings."
Dr. Jorge Macho, Director, Technical Sales and Service, Ocean Optics, Inc. comments: “We believe that the Analyze IQ software suite is the ideal complement to our Raman and other molecular spectroscopy software and will be of great value to your customers, as it combines high performance, sophisticated analysis techniques, and ease of use.”
The Analyze IQ product suite that Ocean Optics will resell includes:
• Analyze IQ Lab, a patent-protected software package for chemometric analysis of Raman and other molecular spectroscopy data, that allows examination of spectra, model-based analysis of spectra, generation of new analytical models
• Analyze IQ Spectra Manager, a spectral database and data management package that allows users to easily manage a library of spectra
• Analyze IQ Raman Library, a carefully curated library of 1870 Raman spectra of lab materials and mixtures, including the exact composition of each material, along with all associated data.
Links
Ocean Optics:
http://www.oceanoptics.com/
http://www.oceanoptics.com/products/aiq.asp
Analyze IQ:
http://www.analyzeiq.com/
About Ocean Optics, Inc.:
Headquartered in Dunedin, Florida, Ocean Optics is a leading supplier of solutions for optical sensing-fundamental methods of measuring and interpreting the interaction of light with matter. Ocean Optics' technologies include chemical sensors, analytical instrumentation, and optical fibers for use in diverse applications in medical and biological research, environmental monitoring, and science education. Visit the Ocean Optics Web site at www.OceanOptics.com.
Ocean Optics is a Halma company. Halma makes products for hazard detection and life protection and is a market leader in specialist electronic, safety and environmental technologies. Visit the Halma web site at www.halma.com.
About Analyze IQ Limited:
Analyze IQ Limited develops and sells an innovative, patent-protected software suite for analysis of the composition of mixtures, based on molecular spectroscopy data. Analyze IQ uses a new model-driven paradigm for spectral data analysis, with proprietary new machine learning techniques that have been specifically designed for spectral analysis, which are both quicker and more accurate than traditional analysis, and can be used by non-chemometricians in the field. The products have applications in fields as diverse as manufacturing inspection, law enforcement, emergency services, and the pharmaceutical industry.
For further information about Analyze IQ’s software products and services, visit www.AnalyzeIQ.com, or email enquiries@AnalyzeIQ.com, or phone +353 866 777 838.
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