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Anvajo GmbH, a spin-off diagnostic company from Dresden University of Technology, is a developer and manufacturer of point-of-care solutions for the diagnostic testing of liquids. After six years of research, the anvajo team has developed a portable device for point-of-care fluid analysis that has the potential to be used in a wide variety of industries.
The anvajo "fluidlab" combines two central laboratory technologies: 1. Spectroscopy and 2. Microscopy in one portable diagnostic device. The performance of each test is supported by a customly designed sample carrier system that functions in processing and delivering the fluid to the analyzer.
The fluidlab system is highly applicable in all fields of science and has many uses in human and veterinary medicine, food and feed analysis and environmental and water analysis. In veterinary and human medicine, for example, the device can be used to carry out quick diagnostic testing of blood, urine and/or sperm instantly at the point-of-need.
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Two central laboratory technologies combined: Cell Counter & Spectrometer in one handheld device
fluidlab R-300 - The smallest and most convenient fluid analysis device on the market more
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Accurate and reliable cell counting using holographic microscopy and machine learning algorithms
>Reliable and accurate cell counts are crucial for many different purposes such as the maintenance of cell cultures in biological research or in-proce more
Holographic analysis of single cells
In this proof of concept study, the performance of the label-free viability tool of the fluidlab R-300 is compared to two established viability assays. more
Easy setting of standard parameters in screening experiments and direct use in production without further method transfer step more
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Cell Viability in a new Light - Holographic Microscopy in Cell Counting and Viability Assessment
The basic principles of holographic image formation go back to the 60s where large setups and huge processing power prevented the method to spread further. Anvajo uses newest advances in computing power, sensor technology and machine learning to build holographic imaging systems – in the pa ... more
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