Landa Labs is an Israeli nanotechnology research and incubation center that develops disruptive materials and technologies—such as nano-pigments, metallics, and drug delivery systems—to the proof-of-concept stage before spinning them out.
Landa Labs is a nanotechnology research company based in Rehovot, Israel, serving as the science innovation and incubation center for the Landa Group. Founded in 2003, the company focuses on advancing nanotechnology to create materials from small particles, with research efforts directed toward large-scale industry disruption. Its core capabilities span multiple fields, including the development of organic and inorganic nano-pigments, nano-metallic technologies, alternative energy solutions, and nano-drug delivery systems. The firm employs a team of approximately 150 researchers, consisting of chemists, physicists, materials scientists, and engineers who work primarily at the proof-of-concept stage.
By operating as an incubator, Landa Labs develops proprietary technologies that are subsequently spun out into independent businesses, such as Landa Digital Printing, Nano-Metallography, and Lusix. This model allows the company to focus on high-impact research while transitioning innovations into commercial operations. Landa Labs maintains a self-funded status and collaborates with industry-leading partners to apply its technological developments across various sectors, including industrial coatings, packaging, and cosmetics. The organization leverages an extensive intellectual property portfolio to support its ventures and drive the growth of disruptive, sustainable technologies from the laboratory to the market.