Sagentia develops diagnostic systems, instruments and consumables from point of care devices through to large scale central laboratory systems. We cover applications in clinical chemistry, haematology, immunochemistry, molecular diagnostics and genomics. With the trend being towards point of care diagnostics, we work extensively on diagnostic consumables, microfluidic approaches for small sample sizes, low-cost solutions and multi-plex systems. Our multidisciplinary approach means we take a holistic view of the diagnostic system including the user and the assay - our deep understanding of the wet sciences leads to a streamlined development project. The result is a coherent architecture based on the technical and use-model requirements.
Our two page brochure summarises our experience of in vitro diagnostics from point of care developments through to central laboratory initiatives and includes two case studies.
Re-designing a medical device to simplify assembly, reduce production cost and improve function by using microfluidic geometries.
Improving the performance and repeatability of an instrument in tight timescales.
Developing a clinical instrument and consumable that would exploit the growing Point of Care market.
Enabling diagnostics of small sample volumes, simplifying sample preparation and supporting mutiplexed assays.
Understanding how to integrate the underlying chemistry of diagnostic assays with product engineering.
We architect software to comply with relevant medical regulatory standards whilst helping you take advantage of technological advances.
We help our client transfer their prototypes into manufacture through a set of services including: manufacturer selection, audit, design transfer and product lifecycle management.