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We evaluated platform features and classified them into three types.
A global medical technology company wanted to find rapid antimicrobial susceptibility testing (AST) technologies that could shorten the time to identify a bacterial infection. We mapped the field and found an open niche for a new product.
The client is a global medical technology company looking for faster ways to determine the type of bacterial infection. It wanted rapid AST solutions that work directly from blood, on the market or close to it, and emerging ideas from academic labs.
Prescouter was asked to map rapid direct-from-blood AST technologies that were commercialized or close to commercialization, and to identify emerging technologies from academic research labs.
Rapid AST systems sold today or close to launch.
New approaches from university research groups.
Models that find resistance genes in genome data.
We evaluated platform features and classified them into three types.
We found two solutions from industry and eight from academic research groups.
We profiled platforms and looked at AI and ML methods to predict antibiotic resistance genes.
Prescouter profiled 48 rapid AST platforms and found that only a few focused on direct-from-blood testing, with little documented evidence of their species and antibiotic coverage. This gap presented a niche where the client could enter the space with a new rapid AST product.
Few platforms serve it today.
Little proof of species and antibiotic coverage.
Resistance genes from whole genome sequencing data.
Every hour counts when a patient has a blood infection. Knowing where current tests fall short shows where a new product can help.
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