Criam
CRIAM offers rapid and accurate blood typing and infectious diseases detection anywhere, enabling prompt and well-informed clinical decision-making. Our stand-alone platform is portable and does not require electricity nor additional equipment or laboratory infrastructure, ensuring accessibility and usability in diverse settings. In addition, our solution is highly scalable: one reader can perform several types of tests using specific cartridges and computer vision algorithms suitable for detecting a wide range of infectious diseases, thus consolidating market penetration.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Products
CRIAM Device
A portable blood testing device designed for on-the-spot diagnostics with a touch screen, waterproof and antibacterial enclosure, and manual operated drawer for cartridges.
Blood Typing
On-the-spot blood typing test for emergency care, reducing mortality by enabling faster blood delivery to trauma patients.
Troponin Test
A diagnostic test for confirming Cardiac Infarction in emergency situations, aimed at saving lives and resources.
Tuberculosis
A diagnostic test for tuberculosis, addressing the need for more accessible diagnostics to control this preventable and treatable disease.
Syphilis
A portable and affordable diagnostic test for syphilis, aimed at improving efficiency of antenatal screening.
CRIAM Device
A portable blood testing device designed for on-the-spot diagnostics with a touch screen, waterproof and antibacterial enclosure, and manual operated drawer for cartridges.
Blood Typing
On-the-spot blood typing test for emergency care, reducing mortality by enabling faster blood delivery to trauma patients.
Troponin Test
A diagnostic test for confirming Cardiac Infarction in emergency situations, aimed at saving lives and resources.
Tuberculosis
A diagnostic test for tuberculosis, addressing the need for more accessible diagnostics to control this preventable and treatable disease.
Syphilis
A portable and affordable diagnostic test for syphilis, aimed at improving efficiency of antenatal screening.