São Carlos ranked 9 of the 100 most promising deep techs in São Paulo in 2023, according to a survey by Sebrae, and Fine Instrument Technology is among one of them.
“Scientific startups work with complex technologies, often with a longer maturation period than digital startups. These are projects that take years on the laboratory bench and are based on knowledge that has been built and validated.” – Innovation consultant at Sebrae for Startups, Maria Augusta.
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Technology evaluate quality and adulteration in coffee
EnglishPortuguêsEspañol An unprecedented study, published in the scientific journal Food Research International, reporting the use of low-field nuclear magnetic resonance to measure concentrations of Arabica
SpecFIT technology analyzes Oils and Fats that replace Trans Fat
English Português Español The ban on trans fat has brought to industries the challenge of finding healthy substitutes that can fulfill the function of ensuring
Promising Companies 2023
English Português Español São Carlos ranked 9 of the 100 most promising deep techs in São Paulo in 2023, according to a survey by Sebrae,
FIT brings innovations to Singapore
English Português Español One company looking for opportunities in Southeast Asia is Fine Instruments, which develops solutions for various industries using nuclear magnetic resonance. The
Magnetic Resonance in Agroindustry
English Português Español FIT develops applications for agribusiness, with Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) equipment that allows for the analysis of various agroindustry products. Our main
FIT, in partnership with Embrapa, performs SpecFIT demonstrations at Agrishow 2022
English Português Español FIT, in partnership with Embrapa, was present at Agrishow 2022, an event aimed at various production chains of Brazilian agriculture, including meat,
