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- 908 Devices transitioned from a medical device business to focus fully on handheld detection solutions for public safety and defense markets, specifically chemical and drug detection.
- The company’s flagship product, the MX 908, is a highly sensitive handheld mass spectrometer used for detecting synthetic opioids, chemical weapons, and non-traditional chemical agents, with about 3,000 units deployed.
- 908 Devices also offers the Viper MX, combining FTIR and Raman technologies for bulk chemical identification, and the recently acquired Neurolab product, a cloud-connected device for rapid drug screening priced at $10,000 list.
- The company’s manufacturing facility in Danbury, Connecticut, produced about 700 devices in 2025 and has capacity to scale into the thousands.
- 908 Devices ended Q2 2026 with over $100 million in cash, reduced adjusted EBITDA burn to mid-single-digit millions, and has multiple years of runway to support organic growth and international expansion.
- 908 Devices has ongoing contracts with the U.S. Army’s ACAD program for aerosol and vapor detection technology, delivering approximately 150 component sets for low-rate initial production.
- The company’s devices are increasingly connected to cloud ecosystems to enable real-time trend identification and fleet management across law enforcement and public safety users.
- 908 Devices’ product pricing ranges from $10,000 for the Neurolab device up to over $100,000 for the Viper MX, with deployment scales varying from single units for pilots to hundreds for large military or law enforcement accounts.
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All right. Hi everybody. I'm Austin Moeller. I'm the Aerospace and Defense Technology Analyst here at Canaccord Genuity. Today, we are joined by Kevin Knopp and Joe Griffith from 908 Devices. We are going to talk about mass spectrometers and why they're so important for military and law enforcement. I guess just to start off, could you just give a brief overview of the company and talk about the company's transition from being a medical device business into the defense and public safety market?
Yeah, absolutely. Thanks so much for hosting us here today, Austin. Really appreciate the opportunity. Yeah. 908 Devices is creating a category of handheld detection solutions aimed at public safety and defense customers, really geared towards chemical detection and drug detection applications specifically. So the fentanyl crisis, nitazenes, xylazine, other compounds of the synthetic opioids, as well as toxic industrial chemicals, and having a complete suite of handheld devices to address those applications. From a medical device, as you put it, 908 really is coming back to our roots a little bit here. When we started the company in 2012, we built a handheld mass spec technology, which is taking a lab-grade technology of mass spec and taking it out of the lab and bringing it to the user that could have access at the point of need for immediate answers.
And the pinnacle of that to us was a battery-powered smallest that we could do at the time, and developing a solution that didn't exist, new category, and we did so with purpose-built for military and security applications. Now, you fast-forward, that mass spec is a platform, and we continue to look through applied areas and markets as well as into life sciences. When Austin's mentioning the medical devices, when we were at the throes of our IPO in 2020, we really were gearing up and launching products into the bioprocessing, biopharma space. About 15 months ago, we've divested that business line, and now we're fully focused on the category of defining handheld detection for these public health, safety, and defense markets.
In many ways, coming back to our roots, an area that we know well, and an area that we've seen a lot of strong growth over those years.
How important is real-time chemical analysis for law enforcement, given the extremely long wait times to get results from laboratories?
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