What is a Fully Automated Microfluidic Dry Biochemical Analyzer? | Seamaty

release time:2024-05-15 15:43:47

A fully automated microfluidic dry biochemical analyzer is a cutting-edge laboratory diagnostic device that combines microfluidic technology and biochip technology to provide rapid, accurate, and convenient biochemical testing.

Working Principle

The working principle of the fully automated microfluidic dry biochemical analyzer involves applying a small sample (typically blood or urine) onto a disposable microfluidic chip. The preloaded reagents on the chip react with the sample, generating optical signals. The analyzer automatically processes these signals and presents the results.

Features

This type of analyzer offers several notable features:

  • Compact and Lightweight: The device is typically the size of a shoebox and weighs less than 10 kilograms, making it easy to transport and place.
  • Simple Operation: Users only need to add the sample to the chip, and the device performs the analysis automatically without requiring specialized personnel.
  • Fast Detection: The analysis can be completed within a few minutes.
  • High Accuracy: It offers comparable accuracy to traditional biochemical analyzers.
  • Convenient Use: The device requires no preheating or cleaning, and the use of disposable chips prevents cross-contamination.
  • Low Cost: The disposable chips are inexpensive, and the device itself is easy to maintain.

Applications

The fully automated microfluidic dry biochemical analyzer is a versatile tool suitable for a wide range of settings, including:

  • Hospitals: Quick and reliable diagnostics for patient care.
  • Health Examination Centers: Efficiently handle large volumes of routine tests.
  • Disease Control Centers: Aid in the rapid detection and control of diseases.
  • Laboratories: Enhance research with precise and rapid biochemical analyses.

Future Prospects

As a newly developed diagnostic technology, the fully automated microfluidic dry biochemical analyzer has broad application prospects. With the continuous advancement of microfluidic and biochip technologies, the performance of these analyzers will improve further, and costs will decrease, making them likely to become mainstream laboratory diagnostic equipment in the future.

Seamaty SD3 Fully Automated Microfluidic Dry Biochemical Analyzer

The Seamaty SD3 fully automated microfluidic dry biochemical analyzer uses microfluidic chips and integrated systems like internal liquid packs and pipetting systems to eliminate the need for liquid pathways and maintenance. Its test results are accurate and consistent with traditional biochemical methods. The SD3 can test conventional biochemical parameters as well as blood gas, electrolytes, and coagulation parameters, making it a versatile and highly efficient device.

This analyzer supports whole blood testing, offers fast detection speeds, high accuracy, requires minimal sample volume, and is easy to operate, achieving real-time, borderless clinical biochemical testing.

SD3 Fully Automated Microfluidic Dry Biochemical Analyzer

Embrace the Future Today

The fully automated microfluidic dry biochemical analyzer represents a leap forward in lab diagnostics. Its combination of speed, accuracy, ease of use, and cost-effectiveness makes it an invaluable tool for modern healthcare and research. Stay ahead of the curve and embrace this technology to revolutionize your laboratory's capabilities.


Additional further reading:

1. Three Tests in One: Revolutionize POCT with Seamaty SD3 Dry Chemistry Analyzer

2. Cut Costs, Boost Efficiency: The Automatic Chemistry Analyzer With Fan-Shaped Reagent Panels

3. Unlocking Speed in POCT: 5 Ways to Boost Biochemical Analyzer Efficiency

4. Fully Automatic Biochemistry Analyzers: A Guide to Price, Manufacturers, and Types

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