Yongin, South Korea · Sep 18, 2026
DAEIL SYSTEMS exhibited at IMC2026, the 21st International Microscopy Congress, held at ACC Liverpool from August 31 to September 4, 2026. Among all the exhibitors, DAEIL SYSTEMS was the only company from Asia dedicated to designing and manufacturing active vibration isolation systems.
The congress gave the company two results. It connected DAEIL SYSTEMS with potential customers from around the world who are interested in active vibration isolation for their microscopes. And it introduced the DAEIL SYSTEMS brand to the global microscopy community as Asia’s active vibration isolation specialist.
Meeting customers who need active vibration isolation.
Over five days, Stand 345 welcomed electron microscopy users, instrument makers and research institutions. Many arrived with a specific instrument and a specific vibration problem in mind, and asked how DAEIL SYSTEMS’ active vibration isolation systems could solve it.
A live demonstration started most of those conversations. A DVIA-T45 tabletop system was connected to a monitor showing the vibration arriving at its base and the motion of its isolated top plate. When visitors stepped on the floor next to the counter, the base signal jumped and the top plate stayed quiet. The DVIA-T cancels vibration from 0.5 Hz, controls all six degrees of freedom and needs no compressed air.
Fig. 02The live screen at Stand 345: the transmissibility curve at the top, and below it the isolated top plate (red) against the vibration arriving at the base (green), on the DVIA-T tuning software.
“Most visitors didn’t come to browse. They came with an instrument and a vibration problem, and wanted to know whether we could fix it. The live demo gave us a direct way into those conversations, and many of them are still going.”
The only active vibration isolation specialist from Asia.
Vibration isolation companies at IMC2026 came from Europe and the United States, and DAEIL SYSTEMS was the only one from Asia. The stand was built to make that clear: a manufacturer that has designed and built vibration control systems in Korea since 1984, with the DVIA active vibration isolation series as its core product line.
Above the showcase, an LED video cube looped animations of how active isolation works, modeled and animated in-house by the DAEIL SYSTEMS team. It made the brand visible from across Hall B and made the technology easy to explain to every visitor, engineer or not.
How active isolation works
Sense. Compute. Cancel.
- 01Sense
Sensors measure the vibration arriving at the base and the motion of the top plate.
- 02Compute
A digital controller calculates the counter-force in real time.
- 03Cancel
Actuators apply that force across six degrees of freedom, and the top plate stays quiet.
A stand built for conversations.
The 6 × 3 m stand took an open, two-sided corner of Hall B, visible from the hall entrance. Instrument models, QR codes and a booth-visit prize draw made it easy to walk in, and seating at the back gave room for longer discussions with potential customers.
“At IMC2026, DAEIL SYSTEMS was the only company from Asia dedicated to active vibration isolation. We came to put our brand in front of the global microscopy community and to meet the customers who need what we build. We did both.”
From first conversation to follow-up.
The DAEIL SYSTEMS team is now following up with the potential customers it met in Liverpool, reviewing their instruments and site conditions to recommend the right DVIA system. Missed Stand 345? DAEIL SYSTEMS engineers can measure vibration at your site and show what active isolation would do for your instrument.
