It's new enough that there are not many in use (if you get one, you can be the first to report on it!

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The name leaves me cold -- made up by marketing people and is virtually meaningless ("Nano Quantity Analyte Detector" doesn't provide a whole lot of information!). The original name "Nucleation Condensation Aerosol Detector" is more informative.
The idea is certainly creative: evaporating the solvent and then passing the resulting aerosol through a chamber that lets water vapor recondense on them so that they are bigger and more easily detected. I have no direct idea (othter than vendor's literature) how well it works in practice.