Phase Holographic Imaging Announces Next Generation HoloMonitor

Phase Holographic Imaging (PHI) is pleased to announce that the next generation of PHI’s live cell imaging system enters its final development stage. The new model is currently undergoing pre-production testing both internally and externally at the Huntsman Cancer Institute and Wake Forest Institute of Regenerative Medicine.

The HoloMonitor CellSync marks the first in a series of models, with the long-term goal of delivering a clinical-grade product designed to set a new standard for automated quality control in cell and gene therapy manufacturing. The series is expected to include the latest developments in image processing and artificial intelligence.

Manufactured by our production partner in accordance with ISO 9001 standards, the HoloMonitor CellSync builds on the success of its predecessor, offering non-invasive, real-time imaging of live cells. It incorporates the latest advancements in PHI’s core imaging technology, including an updated camera module and enhanced automated cell segmentation, which has been developed over the past two years.

“We’re excited to take this next step in advancing our technology,” says Ivan Jurković, CEO of Phase Holographic Imaging. “Having met our targets for the first half of 2025, we are well on track to finalize the first clinically applicable version of HoloMonitor.”

HoloMonitor CellSync is expected to launch in the second half of 2025.

About PHI
Phase Holographic Imaging (PHI) is a medical technology company that develops and markets its non-invasive time-lapse imaging instruments for long-term quantitative analysis of living cells. The foundation of PHI’s current commercial HoloMonitor® products is Quantitative Phase Imaging (QPI) technology — an innovative approach to cell quality evaluation. QPI offers detailed analysis of cell characteristics without harming the cells, avoiding the limitations of traditional measurement methods. PHI is actively focusing on business development to expand from pre-clinical research to the clinical market and the emerging regenerative medicine field. PHI envisions transforming live cell analysis and establishing QPI as a standard for cell quality control, making future cell therapies safe, affordable, and accessible for patients. PHI is based in Lund, Sweden, Boston, MA and Winston-Salem, NC. 

For additional information, please contact:
Ivan Jurkovic
E-mail: ir@phiab.com
Web: www.phiab.com – Live cell imaging & analysis