NanoEngineering launches Differential Mobility Analysis, (DMA) in 2008!

Delivering innovative technology for the detection of trace volatiles of explosives and chemical agents for use in counter-terror security, and military field use, NE is helping win the global war on terror.

Recent demonstrations show that NE's cost-competitive electronic DMA sniffer instrument achieves many orders of magnitude of improvement in sensitivity over competing state-of-the-art technology, allowing the detection of parts-per-trillion of suspect substances in air.  NE owns the exclusive license for DMA, which was originally developed at Yale Univeristy.

NanoEngineering is headquartered in West Palm Beach, FL. with facilities in California.  NE is the recipient of various federal research and development grants, funding the development of Differential Mobility Analysis products for the detection of explosives and Improvised Explosive Devices (IED's).  Other applications for DMA exist in public health and environmental studies, medicine and virus detection.

NanoEngineering Corp.   
1717 Edgar Street   
Suite 103
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
   561.835.8384


Initial customers include University of Paris, University of Helsinki, University of Minnesota, Center for Disease Control, and National Institute of Standard and Technology.

Research and development funding in part by the U.S.Army SBIR Program and the Office of Technology Transfer and 
Commercialization  Program at California State University San Bernardino.