Rapid Screening of Drug-resistant Bacteria
Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) is a natural phenomenon arising from the evolution of microbes, and it has escalated into one of the greatest threats to modern society. The World Health Organization (WHO) ranks AMR among the top ten global public health threats facing humanity. It poses significant risks not only to human and animal health but also to environmental sustainability, food safety, economic progress, and societal equity.
Our Product
A rapid and sample-to-answer AST microfluidic system which is applicable in resource-limited conditions. Using a patented technology named barcode cell sensor, miniature bars can be formed from otherwise invisible small numbers of bacteria, realizing a microscope-free sensing at sub-macroscopic scale, largely accelerating the test. The new technology can provide information about any drug-resistant pathogens present in samples by simply using a cell phone, enabling a quick screening of samples via onsite testing within 3 hours.
How's our system work?
Our Product Strengths
~Validated to be consistent with global standards
~Rapid
~Low cost
~Portable
~Resource-independent
~User friendly