Research Tool Development
Researchers at the University of Kentucky are evaluating the NDT instrument as a next-generation replacement of the traditional Western Blot assay.
Early results demonstrate a drastic reduction in test turnaround time from days to 20-30 minutes.
Validated results with HER-2 and p-tau 217 biomarkers.
Optimize physical footprint size of the NDT system while delivering enhanced performance, reduced cost and overall simplicity of operation.
Automate factory calibration process—ensuring every instrument is fully calibrated before shipment and eliminating the need for any future field calibration.
Additional development opportunities of the NDT instrument:
Food Safety
Animal Feed Safety
Bioterrorism
Real-time connectivity with Laboratory Information Systems (LIS).
Enables seamless data integration, streamlined workflows, and enhanced traceability to support regulatory compliance.
User interface continually refined through ongoing, feedback-driven software updates.
Designed to improve system intuitiveness and efficiency for laboratory technicians.
Platform support of an expanding menu of newly developed test assays.
Allows for rapid adoption of new diagnostics without requiring hardware modifications.
Platform development roadmap focuses on:
Increased automation
Faster time-to-result
Scalability for high-throughput lab environments