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DNA Detection Platform Enables Real-Time Molecular Detection

By LabMedica International staff writers
Posted on 25 Dec 2025

A next-gen DNA detection platform enables real-time molecular detection by detecting nucleic acids directly without enzymes or thermocyclers, thereby slashing costs, reducing complexity, and boosting reliability in diverse environments. More...

InvenireX Limited’s (Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK) R.O.S.A.L.I.N.D. (Real-time Optical System for Automated Lab Imaging and Nano- Diagnostics) is an advanced, automated live-scanning diagnostic instrument designed to deliver precise, high-throughput sample analysis in real time. Targeted at laboratories, research centers, and diagnostic facilities, R.O.S.A.L.I.N.D. combines sophisticated motion control with AI-powered analysis, enabling rapid, automated scanning of complex samples for highly accurate and reproducible results.

It enables rapid, precise, and amplification-free detection of nucleic acids by combining advanced DNA nanotechnology with smart automation. Each target molecule is isolated, trapped, and counted individually—providing absolute quantification down to attomolar levels for early, actionable insights. ‍The onboard neural net handles signal processing, protocol optimization, and decision support, delivering consistent, high-confidence results with minimal user input.

R.O.S.A.L.I.N.D automates intricate scanning tasks, traversing sample surfaces with precision and collecting detailed data points of single molecules, live digitally; greatly accelerating the workflow compared to manual methods. The instrument’s built-in AI continuously monitors data quality, dynamically adjusting focus, scan speed, and parameters to ensure optimal analysis conditions and immediately flagging potential points of interest or anomalies. R.O.S.A.L.I.N.D is compatible with multiple analytical protocols, making it adaptable across diverse fields.

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