This case combines a lyophilized colorimetric LAMP mixture with direct lysis to avoid extraction and support room-temperature use.
Image analysis and photoelectric detection replace subjective observation, helping identify interferents and improve sample result accuracy.
A filtered soil slurry is blended with reagent and measured by absorbance for rapid, accurate potassium testing in the field.
A sensor wafer pairs with complementary microfluidic recesses to isolate, clean, and uniformly functionalize biosensor surfaces.
A hermetic fiber optic probe uses replaceable sensor capsules to multiplex measurements through one cable and reduce maintenance.
A filtered soil slurry, surfactant, and optical absorbance measurement support rapid potassium testing for real-time nutrient decisions.
This case combines photoelectric data from samples and reaction solutions to identify interference sources and improve detection accuracy.
The analyzer detects out-of-range concentrations, calculates dilution, and remeasures in the same unit to save time and solution.
Repeated optical measurements compare signal changes over time to distinguish genuine positives from foreign substance adhesion.
Integrated liquid delivery and optical reading improve trace-substance assay sensitivity.
This case uses mammalian PFAS binding proteins with electrochemical, optical, or flow-based assays for rapid on-site trace detection.
Dry SAP particles stabilize reaction conditions for accurate analyte detection.
A wavelength adjustment layer stabilizes biosensor detection across manufacturing variations.