Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the emergence of new products and technologies in the enzyme labeling instrument sector from January 2024 to July 2025, highlighting advancements and innovations that enhance research capabilities in life sciences [1]. Group 1: Product Launches - In July 2025, Molecular Devices launched two new multi-mode microplate readers, SpectraMax iD3s and iD5e, featuring SmartInject technology for real-time kinetic detection and high-precision environmental control [4][7]. - Revvity introduced the VICTOR Kira multi-functional enzyme labeling instrument in March 2025, designed for small to medium-sized laboratories with four grating technology for flexible multi-wavelength analysis [4][26]. - Thermo Scientific's Varioskan ALF, launched in April 2024, is the first multi-functional enzyme labeling instrument developed and manufactured in China, capable of various detection methods including UV/Vis absorbance and turbidity [4][30]. Group 2: Product Features - The SpectraMax iD3s and iD5e models enhance sensitivity by 50% and support three detection modes: absorbance, fluorescence, and chemiluminescence, optimized for high-frequency experiments [8][9]. - The VICTOR Kira supports absorbance, fluorescence, and chemiluminescence, improving operational efficiency with advanced software for data analysis and compatibility with multiple devices [28][29]. - The Varioskan ALF features a unique optical design for continuous wavelength selection from UV to near-infrared (200-1000 nm) and supports various detection methods, including FRET and BRET [31][32]. Group 3: Market Trends - The enzyme labeling instrument market is evolving from single-function tools to multifunctional platforms, driven by technological advancements and the need for high efficiency and flexibility in life sciences research [3]. - Domestic manufacturers like Aibokeyi are also launching products such as the AM1000 and AM3000, catering to a range of applications from basic testing to advanced research needs [4][16].