Technology Development
Microdispensing (pico-liter) Arrayer (MDA)
The Microdispensing (pico-liter) Arrayer (MDA) is an array of very high accuracy micro-dispensing heads for micro-droplet generation, operated in a “drop-on-demand” or continuous modes based on non-contact liquid transferring. Applications: DNA synthesizer and other.
(This technology is being developed in conjunction with a grant provided by ESI to the Mechatronics and Precision Control Systems Laboratory of the University of Toronto Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering.)
Microfluidic Chips for DNA and Protein Analysis
Microfluidic Chips for DNA and Protein Analysis is a method that facilitates the integration of MEMS technology, piezoelectric actuation/sensing technology and micro-hydraulic concepts for mass spectrometry, ELISA, and other applications.
(This technology is being developed in conjunction with a grant provided by ESI to the Mechatronics and Precision Control Systems Laboratory of the University of Toronto, Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering.)