NANO X1 instrument software
STORM OS
Professional measurement. Simple, clear and reassuring.
STORM OS is a new generation of intelligent instrument software developed by 光速进化 for laboratories. It moves beyond the complex interactions and monotonous interfaces of traditional analytical software, bringing measurement, analysis and data management into a coherent, intuitive workflow. Permissions, power-loss recovery, backups and partitioned storage help protect experimental data, while one-click export of complete experiment reports and OTA software updates make everyday work more convenient.
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See the software in action
01 / Measurement workflow
Follow the experimental steps through a measurement
Samples are numbered automatically, with no manual entry.Multicolored curves are overlaid and matched to their samples.Statistics, printing, saving and export, all within easy reach.
Interface demonstration. Samples are numbered in measurement order. Spectra and results come from existing NanoDrop OneC data exports to illustrate the interaction workflow. Export and save are demonstrations, not actual file writes or measurements of the same samples on STORM OS or NANO X1 hardware. The original demonstration media retain their Chinese interfaces.
02 / Curves & results
See the result and how it was obtained
From standard setup and point-by-point measurements to curve fitting and unknown-sample calculations, keep each reading and its derivation in one workflow.
Review the standards and fitted curve first, then interpret sample results.
Interface demonstration. Concentrations, absorbance values, fits and unknown-sample results are all example data. The original demonstration media retain their Chinese interfaces.
03 / Records & reports
Measurement ends. Records stay organized.
Return to the data center to review saved results and data ownership. Consult audit records when you need to understand the sequence of operations.
From results on screen to readable Chinese and English reports ready to share, bring each measurement to a clear close.
Software-interface and web animations. Audit entries are examples and reports are synthetic test samples. Neither represents customer data or evidence of complete-instrument acceptance testing. The original demonstration media retain their Chinese interfaces.
04 / Ongoing updates
Software capabilities extend beyond the day of delivery.
Through OTA online updates, STORM OS brings released features and experience improvements to your laboratory bench. The software continues to evolve with use, opening more possibilities for a familiar instrument.
Check online, download and verify, then confirm installation yourself. The next improvement can begin with a software update.
Illustrative OTA process animation, not the actual software interface. Available updates depend on officially released versions, network connectivity and device compatibility. The original demonstration media retain their Chinese interfaces.
05 / Wireless screen mirroring
Operate the instrument on your bench from your computer.
Bring the instrument's application interface to your computer over the same local network. After pairing and confirmation on the instrument, operate the existing software, review measurement results or organize experimental data.
The computer, instrument and software scenes are composited from existing assets. This is not a real mirroring session. The original demonstration media retain their Chinese interfaces.
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06 / Software features
Ways of working for different experiments.
From sample measurement to result delivery, in the familiar STORM OS environment.
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Nucleic acid concentrationMeasure nucleic acid samples and review concentration and absorbance results.
Features depend on instrument configuration and software version. The DNA background is a conceptual illustration.
STORM OS & NANO X1
From the software experience to the instrument behind it.
Explore NANO X1, or talk with us about your workflow and measurement needs.