ABOUT NANOSENSE
Sensing the Invisible. Delivering Safety. Safeguarding Lives.
NanoSense Limited is a UK-based deep-technology company developing patented nano-optical sensing technology for the real-time detection of selected molecular compounds.
Our technology is being developed for applications where rapid molecular information is needed outside the conventional laboratory environment.
One Technology. Multiple Applications.
NanoSense develops and owns the core sensing technology and associated intellectual property.
The platform combines specially engineered sensing surfaces with optical analysis and signal interpretation to detect selected volatile and semi-volatile organic compounds (VOCs and SVOCs).
Rather than developing a completely different sensing architecture for each market, NanoSense is developing a configurable platform that can be adapted around specific molecular targets and application requirements.
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SELECTIVE MOLECULAR SENSING
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REAL-TIME RESULTS
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AT THE POINT OF NEED
From Science to application.
NanoSense’s technology has been developed over a number of years through scientific research, engineering, prototype development and independent technical evaluation.
Our collaborators bring specialist domain knowledge, operating environments, validation capability, integration expertise and routes to market.
The Group’s activities include sensing-surface development, sensor engineering, optical and signal-analysis development, prototype testing, intellectual-property management and application-specific development programmes.
Five high-value missions.
NanoSense technology is being developed across applications where rapid molecular information is needed closer to the point of decision.
BreathInsight — Healthcare
CabinSense — Aviation
ViruSense — Public Health Research
ChemSense — Defence & Security
EnviroSense — Environmental & Industrial
Leadership & Experience.
Where could you take NanoSense?
We’re looking for organisations with the expertise, environments and ambition to help turn NanoSense technology into mission-specific sensing solutions.