Liquid Instruments

Liquid Instruments, founded in 2014 by researchers from the Australian National University and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, specializes in software-defined test and measurement solutions. Their flagship product line, Moku, integrates multiple instruments—such as oscilloscopes, waveform generators, and spectrum analyzers—into a single, reconfigurable device powered by FPGA-based hardware. This approach offers flexibility and efficiency for applications in research, education, and various industries, including aerospace and defense. While Liquid Instruments' core focus is on test and measurement equipment, there is no publicly available information indicating direct involvement in the crypto or Web3 sectors. However, their technology's adaptability may support development and testing in these areas.