Samples are sent to a central lab to
provide a diagnosis after several days.
Our device delivers sample to answer in
5 minutes, allowing treatment at the point of care.
Th concept was demonstrated (left) with a $25 Arduino microcontroller. Despite the low cost, the detection sensitivity is equal to or better than instrumentation thousands of times more expensive currently used in clinical laboratories.
Monbouquette, Harold G., and Jacob J. Schmidt. "Apparatus and method for electrical detection of oligonucleotides through pore blockades." U.S. Patent No. 9,428,806. 30 Aug. 2016.
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