Blood / Malaria
Founder-led laboratory proof of concept.
TECHNOLOGY / Clinivue Dx
Meet Clinivue Dx.
A portable, AI-assisted microscopy platform being developed for diagnostic workflows beyond the traditional laboratory environment.
SCROLL TO EXPLORE Investigational · In development
Clinivue CONCEPTUAL SYSTEM VIEW
01 / OPTICS02 / IMAGE CAPTURE03 / COMPUTE04 / SOFTWAREINTERACTIVE PRODUCT VISUALIZATION
How Clinivue works.
From sample to AI-assisted review. Explore the intended workflow in approximately thirty seconds.
Investigational · In development
01INSERT
STEP 01 / INSERT
Insert the prepared microscopy sample.
The prepared slide moves into the sample area and settles into position.
SAMPLE→IMAGE→ANALYSIS→REVIEW
WHY A HOSPITAL WOULD WANT Clinivue
Built for hospital reality.
Clinivue Dx is being developed around the constraints that determine whether diagnostic technology can actually be deployed.
DEVELOPMENT TARGETOFFLINE
No continuous internet required.
Core imaging and analysis are intended to run locally; connectivity can still support updates, transfer, collaboration, and telepathology.
NO CONTINUOUS INTERNETBATTERY-SUPPORTED≤15 LB TARGET~$3K TARGET~1¢ COMPUTE / ANALYSIS~3 MIN REVIEW TARGET20K+ CELL DESIGN GOALMULTI-SAMPLE PLATFORMDevelopment targets and intended capabilities are subject to continued engineering and validation.
ONE PLATFORM / CLEAR EVIDENCE LEVELS
One imaging architecture. An expanding research horizon.
Malaria remains Clinivue’s current research hero. Other blood modules and sample categories are intentionally separated by development status.
Anemia · Sepsis · Leukemia
Under development; not laboratory validated.
Urine · Cervical cytology
Platform expansion direction—not a current clinical capability.
HUMAN JUDGMENT STAYS IN THE LOOP
Standardized imaging. Software-assisted review. Human clinical judgment.
Clinivue is being developed as a clinician-support platform: its role is to evaluate visual features and surface information for review—not replace qualified medical professionals.