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Make a test strip measurable.
Swap the reporter in a familiar lateral-flow strip for an engineered crystal, and the line can be measured instead of eyeballed.
The problem
Why a faint line is not a measurement.
Lines are read by eye.Colloidal-gold and dye lines give yes or no, not a number.
Samples glow.Blood, urine and stool glow under ordinary light, which buries weak signals.
Multiplexing is messy.Running several markers cleanly on one strip is hard.
Our proof
Field-proven, and published.
200,000+patients tested in field research programs
74published papers, 2001–2026
0.5 pg/mLSchistosoma CAA, vs 10 pg/mL for ELISA
9countries and regions with field programs
Field-proven, TRL 7–8, for leprosy, tuberculosis and schistosomiasis, validated over twenty years by Dr. Paul Corstjens and colleagues at Leiden University Medical Center. Research use only; not cleared or approved by the U.S. FDA. Where our numbers come from →
Working with us
Three steps.
- Share your assaythe target, the sample and the format you run today.
- Match the reporterwe pair a crystal reporter and conjugation to your target.
- Read a numbera portable infrared reader turns the strip into a measurement.
Next step
Tell us what you are working on.
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