Instrument and strip integration
Consider the interface, strip specifications and testing workflow together. Define how the components need to work with one another early in the project.
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Biosensing & Analysis
Connecting instruments and test strips around the way people use them.
Research focusInstrumentsTest stripsUser experience
A testing system calls for a complete view.
Instrument readings, strip reactions and operating steps are interconnected parts of product development. Drawing on its experience in in vitro diagnostics, Visgeneer considers analytes, product design and intended use together to explore an appropriate system for each project.
Research focus
Analytes and product platforms
Existing work in blood glucose, ketones, uric acid and cholesterol provides a starting point for discussions about single- or multi-analyte products. Available tests and supply scope depend on the specific model.
Use experience and evaluation
Review operating steps, screen information and result presentation alongside performance evaluation, use conditions and quality documentation. Validation planning follows the intended use and target market.
Turn technical questions into a clear product brief.
A discussion may start with branding an existing platform or with a new operating requirement or specification. Share the intended analytes, users and sales markets so the team can assess feasibility and define the scope.
Define the need. Shape the development plan.
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Define the use case
Identify users, analytes, operating conditions and markets.
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Review the system
Discuss instruments, strips, packaging and documentation needs.
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Plan development
Agree on prototyping, evaluation, quality and regulatory work, and timing.
This page describes research directions. Intended use, performance and market authorization depend on the approved documents and labeling for each model.
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Share the analytes, target markets and collaboration needs to begin a focused discussion.