SMi will initially use this technology to focus on antibody discovery and vaccines development
The technology also has many other potential uses:
A streamlined workflow
Delivering results in three simple steps…
Pipette a sample into a well on the consumable chip
Seal the chip to keep your samples safe
Place the chip into the instrument and let automation find your single molecules
Simulated or real?
One of these images is real. The other is simulated. SMi uses sophisticated simulation techniques to generate training data for our computational models. We model the behaviours of single molecules using knowledge of their fundamental biochemical and photophysical properties. The results of these models provide a toolset that accelerates assay development and provides novel insights into the underlying properties of the molecules being tested.
Brownian Motion
SMi has dedicated data scientists to model the complexity of the natural world. At the most basic level we model how Brownian Motion impacts assay efficiency, but there are many other important factors to also consider”.
Watch the video below to see what Brownian motion looks like: