Biosensores currently available on the market present sensitivity levels that do not allow detecting analytes in low quantities, making impossible an early detection of diseases, contaminants, or allergen and so, reducing prospects for taking action. 

High-sensitivity is a real need from the industry and healthcare sector that must be covered by biosensors.

There is a real need from industry to perform in-house analysis in order to have greater control over product quality. But how to do it by the means of the heavy and non-transportable devices currently available on the market? Moreover how could non-expert operators could perform assays with such complex devices?

Time is one on the big deal when detecting a bacteria, contaminant, disease or any other analyte of interest. However, most detection devices currently available on the market imply long time analysis that delay all corrective actions and treatments. 

Consequently, there is a real need for the industry to dispose of rapid detection solutions.