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Arryx is HOT. It makes the BioRyx 200 system, which uses a holographic laser steering device to hold, move, rotate, separate, and stretch microscopic objects in manufacturing and process control applications -- also known as "holographic optical trapping" (HOT). BioRyx 200 employs Arryx's HOT technology to non-invasively capture and manipulate microscopic objects such as cells and vesicles. The branded HOTkit combines a spatial light modulator with Arryx software to form the basis for the HOT system. Customers include the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Arryx functions as a wholly owned subsidiary of Haemonetics, a designer and manufacturer of automated blood processing systems.
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316 N. Michigan Ave., Ste. 400
Chicago, IL 60601
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Key People
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Chairman:
Nicole S. Williams
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General Manager:
Janet (Jan) Conneely
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CFO:
Michael Reese
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