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Mobile Micro- and Nano-Instruments: Small, Cheap and under Wireless Control

Driven by demands for inexpensive instruments that provide rapid chemical analysis results on-site (i.e., in the field) and fueled by developments in the micro-, nanoand wireless-electronics industries, a powerful trend toward development of portable (or mobile) analytical instruments has emerged. Such mobile instruments are expected to cause a paradigm shift in classical chemical analysis and metrology by allowing users to bring (part of) the lab to the sample.