The Videodrop, developed by Myriade, is an innovative instrument designed to provide the easiest and fastest way to measure nanoparticle size and concentration. This advanced system combines optical innovation from the Langevin Institute with high-performance software algorithms, leveraging Interferometric Light Microscopy (ILM) for precise, real-time analysis.

Key Applications:

Videodrop is an ideal tool for scientists across various critical fields:

Lentiviral Vector (LV) Development: Essential for gene and cell therapies, Videodrop aids in the quantification and characterization of LVs, optimizing bioproduction processes and quality control. It offers a quick, reliable alternative to traditional physical titer methods, reducing time and cost.

Extracellular Vesicle (EVs) Research and Production: Whether EVs are studied as biomarkers or therapeutic agents, Videodrop enables accurate quantification for both fundamental and translational research, as well as optimizing production and purification processes. Its high repeatability and ability to measure viscous samples make it invaluable for longitudinal studies and in-process controls.

Lipid Nanoparticle (LNP) Formulation: Crucial for mRNA vaccines and therapies, Videodrop helps assess LNP quality, enabling better control of the formulation process and standardization of cell-based assays by particle concentration.

With its ability to deliver reproducible results in under a minute from a single drop, Videodrop streamlines workflows, enhances process monitoring, and supports critical stability studies, making it an indispensable asset for nanoparticle research and development.

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