Cast a wide net
Public databases, academic papers, news and government documents revealed 249 potential technologies.
A multinational biotech company wanted to get up to speed on the fast-moving at-home diagnostics field, starting with COVID-19. We cataloged the players and technologies, and helped the client see which ones deserved a closer look.
The client is a multinational biotech company looking to get up to speed on a rapidly developing diagnostics field. Its immediate focus was COVID-19, with other respiratory diseases such as flu, group A strep and RSV of interest later on.
Prescouter was asked to build a full view of established players and new stakeholders in at-home diagnostics, and to examine their technologies and patents in depth.
Everyone active in at-home diagnostics.
Diagnostics in the pipeline as well as on the market.
The patents behind the most interesting technologies.
Public databases, academic papers, news and government documents revealed 249 potential technologies.
A scoring matrix ranked stakeholders on business, competitiveness and technology.
The most relevant stakeholders and their technologies received detailed profiles.
Prescouter identified 249 potential at-home diagnostic technologies and profiled 16 stakeholders in depth, covering both field leaders and newer technologies likely to matter in coming years. Examples included saliva-based diagnostics, devices paired with apps and AI, and new detection modes such as bulk acoustic wave sensing.
Who leads at-home diagnostics today.
Saliva tests, connected devices and new detection methods.
Stakeholders worth approaching.
At-home testing moved fast. A ranked view of every player shows which technologies will last beyond the first wave.
Catalog the players and technologies in a fast-moving market and find the partners worth approaching. Wherever you’re starting from, we’ll help you get there.
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