Florida / New York / No Carolina
Ph: 561.316.3330

Alveo’s Portable, Rapid Molecular Diagnostic Platform Proves Unshakable in Rigorous Ruggedness Tests

Neither a one-meter drop nor constant motion and vibration prevent the device from completing tests with near 100% accuracy, proving its utility at Point of Need™ in virtually any environment

About Medical Device News Magazine

About Medical Device News Magazine. We are a digital publication founded in 2008 located in the United States.

Advertise with Medical Device News Magazine! Join Our #1 Family of Advertisers!

We pride ourselves on being the best-kept secret when it comes to distributing your news! Our unique digital approach enables us to circulate your...

Summation

  • In the environmental resilience, drop, and cleaning tests, the device completed tests with 100% accuracy, and in the movement and vibration test, it also performed at 100% accuracy when the LED was facing up.

Alveo Technologies, Inc. (Alveo), a leader in molecular sensing and diagnostics with its proprietary technology platform, today announced the results of rigorous testing that demonstrate the ruggedness of its portable molecular testing platform. Whether it fell from a significant height, endured temperature and humidity extremes, or was subjected to jarring vibrations that mimic vehicle transportation of virtually any type — the device continued to complete tests and produce accurate results.

Alveo’s rapid molecular diagnostic platform has been designed to provide accurate, rapid test results at the point of need. The company tested its platform to demonstrate that it can perform reliably in harsh, real-world conditions, where markets, applications and use cases previously did not exist due to this unmet market need and requirement.

  • Specifically, the Alveo platform underwent the following tests:
    Environmental resilience: The device was placed in controlled chambers at 5 degrees Celsius and 40 degrees Celsius at up to 95% humidity for 24 hours.
    Movement and vibration: At a third-party facility, the platform was subjected to constant motion and vibration for nearly four hours (233 minutes and 34 seconds), simulating what the device would experience in the back of a moving delivery truck.
  • Drop testing: The device was dropped from up to 1 meter in height onto a hardwood board.
  • Cleaning: The analyzer was wiped down 100s of times with five different common disinfectants, including commercial bleach, isopropyl alcohol and hydrogen peroxide.

The results demonstrate that the Alveo platform can accurately perform tests in the field, under the most extreme of conditions. In the environmental resilience, drop, and cleaning tests, the device completed tests with 100% accuracy, and in the movement and vibration test, it also performed at 100% accuracy when the LED was facing up. When the LED was facing down during the vibration and movement test, it completed tests with 94% accuracy. The company is actively working on its next generation platform, enabling 360-degree capability with 100% accuracy.

“These tests thoroughly demonstrate our platform’s ability to provide consistent performance at the point of need, whether testing takes place in fields, on farms and in animal pens, remote locations, disaster zones, and beyond,” said Shaun Holt, CEO at Alveo. “Our rugged design and innovative molecular detection technology make it possible for healthcare providers, veterinarians, growers, and public health officials to obtain rapid, accurate results at the point of need, enabling them to take immediate action to treat and contain diseases, bacteria, fungi, and other contaminants. Alveo is leading the way by delivering a system that works in harsh environments where fast, easy testing without compromise is needed most. This study verifies that we can produce PCR-like results for a whole new set of applications, use cases, and a much broader user base than traditional molecular diagnostic methods.”

For more information on how the Alveo platform performed during ruggedness testing, read the full report: Built for Point of Need™ Detection: Ruggedness Testing of the Alveo Analyzer https://alveotechnologies.com/rugged.

Medical Device News Magazinehttps://infomeddnews.com
Medical Device News Magazine provides breaking medical device / biotechnology news. Our subscribers include medical specialists, device industry executives, investors, and other allied health professionals, as well as patients who are interested in researching various medical devices. We hope you find value in our easy-to-read publication and its overall objectives! Medical Device News Magazine is a division of PTM Healthcare Marketing, Inc. Pauline T. Mayer is the managing editor.

Other News

Medsenic, a Subsidiary of BioSenic SA, Extends Key Patent to the United States

Medsenic SAS, subsidiary of BioSenic SA, is exploring the therapeutic use of ATO in several indications with clinical success. The company is also making significant progress in elucidating the mechanisms by which ATO modulates immune responses and the ability of certain metal ions to enhance this therapeutic potential.

Valneva Receives Marketing Authorization in Europe for the World’s First Chikungunya Vaccine, IXCHIQ ®

IXCHIQ ® is the world’s only licensed chikungunya vaccine available to address this unmet medical need. In accordance with the International Recognition Procedure (IRP)3, Valneva has also submitted a Marketing Authorization Application (MAA) to the UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). An additional marketing authorization application is under review by the Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency (ANVISA) to make the vaccine available in certain Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMIC), with potential approval in 2024.

Bio-Rad Launches Celselect Slides 2.0 to Advance Rare Cell and Circulating Tumor Cell Enrichment for Cancer Research

“CTCs are rare — as low as only 1–10 can be found per milliliter of blood — however, CTC enumeration and analysis offers valuable insight into tumor heterogeneity and disease progression,” said Stephen Kulisch, Vice President of Marketing for Bio-Rad’s Digital Biology Group. “Building on the capabilities of Celselect Slides 1.0, we’re continuing to improve the efficiency of rare CTC enrichment, enumeration, and recovery to accelerate cancer research workflows. This launch reflects the expansion of our technological capabilities and our commitment to bringing novel solutions to researchers to improve our understanding of cancer and inform research programs.”

By using this website you agree to accept Medical Device News Magazine Privacy Policy