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Technology
Miro Technology utilizes electromechanical forces to manipulate fluids across a surface of patterned electrodes, allowing a full range of processes - dispensing reagents, merging or splitting droplets, mixing gently or vigorously, isothermal and thermocycle control, and magnetic control.
Automate Genomic Protocols
Miroculus has developed a novel digital microfluidics technology to automate and miniaturize genomic protocols such as NGS library prep, synthetic biology, and combinatorial chemistry in a compact, user-friendly system.
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Broad Application
Because the system is compatible with a wide range of reagents, and also allows for an interface with conventional microfluidic channels, a wide range of applications is enabled on the system.
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How It Works
In Miro Technology, nanoliter to microliter droplets containing samples and reagents are manipulated by applying a series of electrical potentials to an array of patterned electrodes coated with a hydrophobic insulator. This electrowetting technology is distinct from microchannel-based fluidics as it enables precise control of reagents without the need for complex channels, microvalves, or pumps.
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Because Miro Technology doesn’t require immersion in oil (or another liquid medium) to mobilize droplets, and also does not require direct contact between the droplet and the electronics, there are numerous benefits when compared to other digital or conventional microfluidic approaches, including:
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