Microfluidic perfusion system.
An academic research group in Brussels specializing in biomaterials and biochemical engineering faces the challenge of maintaining consistent fluid dynamics to ensure precision and accuracy of research outcomes.
Additionally, their interdisciplinary projects demand custom-tailored solutions, such as perfusion chambers specifically designed to integrate seamlessly with unique experimental requirements and support innovation in tissue engineering and sustainable biomedical applications.
We provided a comprehensive solution for the design, development and deployment of a perfusion chamber system, tailored to support experimental research activities and enhancing experimental accuracy and efficiency.
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QB Edge control unit
Providing power and data connection to devices -
2 PUMPS
Precise control of fluid flow -
PRESSURE SENSOR
Gather precise data from pressure sensors
Dynamic P&ID
- Graphs and Reports
- Remote Access Streamlines workflows, maintains data integrity, and accelerates research.
Functional 3D Prototype
MICROFLUIDIC PERFUSION CHAMBER
A dedicated team working towards a shared vision can drive remarkable progress. Precision and reliability are critical in laboratory research, and this project showcases how engineering excellence and collaboration can elevate experimental capabilities. We have created a system that enhances research efficiency and accuracy by integrating advanced design, fluid control solutions, and seamless installation. This is a step forward in supporting scientific discovery with cutting-edge technology.
Kinga Surmacz
The project delivered a fully automated microfluidic perfusion chamber system designed for research precision and efficiency. The solution was developed and implemented in just four months, providing researchers with enhanced control, real-time data access, and streamlined workflows. With a 50% lower cost compared to other market alternatives, the new platform accelerates experimental processes and boosts innovation capacity for interdisciplinary biomedical research teams.
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