Liquid Instruments, an innovator in software-defined instrumentation announced it has raised $13.7 million in new financing supported by existing investors Anzu Partners and ANU Connect Ventures as well as new investors F1 Solutions and Moelis Australia's Growth Capital Fund. The company raised these funds to accelerate the global adoption of Moku:Go, a new portable engineering lab solution created to support remote education in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Liquid Instruments is a leader in precision software-defined instrumentation and is changing the way that students, scientists and engineers learn, research & work. Their line of software-enabled hardware solutions leverages the computational power of FPGAs to create highly customizable instrumentation for controlling experiments and acquiring and analyzing data. The team's IP in software-defined hardware enables Moku products to be dynamically reconfigured in the field, serving a wide range of experimental and process control applications. Moku:Lab is used by hundreds of top R&D institutions worldwide, and brings high-performance instruments together in a compact, intuitive and versatile device.