A
system for the
rapid detection of viral infections in blood samples, consisting of: a microfluidic
processing module configured to receive a microliter-scale
whole blood sample and process it through sequential steps, including
plasma separation,
lysis of viral particles, and biomarker extraction; a
biosensor array unit comprising a plurality of nanostructured sensor elements functionalized with
pathogen-specific ligands, wherein the
biosensor array is integrated into the microfluidic module to enable real-time detection of viral nucleic acids or antigens; a temperature-controlled amplification module embedded in the
microfluidic channel and configured to perform isothermal
nucleic acid amplification using
recombinase polymerase amplification (RPA), loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP), or
helicase-dependent amplification (HDA); a
signal acquisition subsystem comprising optical, electrochemical, or piezoelectric transducers coupled to the
biosensor array, the subsystem converting molecular interaction data into digital signals; a
machine learning processor operatively connected to the
signal detection subsystem and configured to classify the infection status using pre-trained classification models with confidence scoring and anomaly marking; a
wireless communication interface operatively connected to the
machine learning processor to disseminate the results remotely, with the entire
system housed in a portable
enclosure operable via a
graphical user interface or
touchscreen.