Streamlining targeted protein analysis: Pictor to unveil new PictImager at ADLM 2026
Pictor Holdings Inc. has announced the public debut of their new next-generation high-resolution platform at ADLM 2026. The launch is highlighted by the introduction of the new PictImager.
Designed to support scalable targeted protein analysis in research laboratories, the platform integrates Pictor's PictArray, PictImager, and simplified Pictorial software into a streamlined workflow built around standard 96-well laboratory formats.
Pictor's platform is designed to address the barriers associated with targeted protein analysis adoption through compact instrumentation, targeted assay capability, and software-enabled analysis in a familiar 96-well format.
The new PictImager builds on earlier Pictor imaging systems that were developed primarily for research and technology development. The updated instrument incorporates enhanced design for improved usability and improved imaging capability, and a more robust architecture intended to support beta-site evaluation and broader commercial deployment.
Together, PictArray, PictImager, and Pictorial form Pictor's integrated targeted proteomic platform that is designed to streamline targeted protein analysis from assay through results.
The platform supports multiple sample types across research applications, including serum, plasma, saliva, milk, cerebrospinal fluid, and nasal swabs.
Pictor is also advancing its Pictorial software to support automated image analysis, signal extraction, and workflow reporting across the integrated platform.
The integrated platform is designed to support research applications including biomarker research, translational research, immune profiling, oncology research, vaccine response, and longitudinal biomarker monitoring.
ADLM attendees will be the first to experience the new PictImager as part of Pictor's integrated targeted proteomic workflow during live demonstrations at Booth 925.
While a full commercial launch is planned for later in 2026, the PictImager is for Research Use Only (RUO).
