A new technology by Senswork allows the so-called LabDisks or Lab-on-a-Chip designs used in medical technology to be tested in the production cycle. The AI-based method was developed as part of the ControlPlus research project, which also involved research and development service provider Hahn-Schickard, which develops test carriers. A highspeed microscope captures the transparent cartridges, which are approximately 150mm in diameter, inline with a resolution of 10µm. The AI software Neuralyze independently detects the structures and dimensions of the fluidic channels on it and distinguishes liquids, delaminations, and the position of particles and dust.
