Machinery for genetic analysis often combine technologies such as fluorescence microscopy; sophisticated biochemistry; nanostructure; algorithms; and motion systems.
The interplay between these sub-systems, and their noise sources, results in intractable complexity. Predicting the exact performance of a specific instrument designs can be difficult.
This complexity can result in projects failing to meet specification after lengthy and extensive product development cycles; or conservative design choices leading to a poorly performing and uncompetitive product.
We offer bespoke simulations to model your system's performance, allowing you to build the best possible system, with the highest performance, and save time and money by avoiding crises further in the development process.