Quanterix Corporation, based in Billerica, Massachusetts, is a life sciences enterprise dedicated to pioneering and commercializing advanced digital immunoassay platforms. These sophisticated systems are designed to enhance precision health in both scientific research and diagnostic applications, reaching markets across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the Asia Pacific regions. The company's core offerings include several innovative instruments: The HD-X instrument, which provides highly sensitive and automated multiplex protein detection. The SR-X instrument, enabling researchers to leverage Simoa detection technology for diverse uses, such as the direct detection of nucleic acids. The SP-X instrument, which utilizes Simoa planar array technology for conducting multiplex chemiluminescent immunoassays. Alongside these platforms, Quanterix also supplies crucial consumables, including assay kits and reagents. In addition to its product line, the company delivers various contract research services, encompassing sample analysis, the development of custom "homebrew" assays, and other specialized research and development projects. Quanterix's operational focus spans critical health areas like neurology, oncology, cardiology, infectious diseases, and inflammation. Its clientele within the life science research sector primarily consists of laboratories affiliated with academic and governmental research institutions, as well as pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and contract research organizations. Sales are managed through a multifaceted approach, combining a direct sales force, dedicated support organizations, and a network of distributors or sales agents. The company was initially incorporated in 2007 as Digital Genomics, Inc., before rebranding to Quanterix Corporation in August of the same year.
Quanterix Delivers on Spatial Biology Content Innovation Commitments at ESSB 2026
Quanterix announced at ESSB 2026 that its PhenoCode 2.0 Molecular Barcoding Kit has moved from early access to full commercial release and is now available to order globally.
Two additional products, the TIME tumor immune microenvironment panel and a high-plex ADC panel, are confirmed to ship in Q4 2026 as PhenoCycler-Fusion spike-in modules compatible with the IO60 panel.
The company's Accelerator Laboratory is also now accepting requests for custom ADC panel development as a fully managed service spanning discovery through clinical trial testing, deepening its post-Akoya acquisition spatial biology push.