I-Corps: Secure and Compliant Smartphone Readable Diagnostics via Machine Intelligible Matrix Assays

I-Corps:通过机器可理解的矩阵检测进行安全且合规的智能手机可读诊断

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    1855287
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 5万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
  • 财政年份:
    2018
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    2018-11-01 至 2023-01-31
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

The broader impact/commercial potential of this I-Corps project empowers everyday users to participate in a new healthcare trend called 'self-quantification.' Self-quantification allows individuals to obtain a deeper understanding of the state of their body, empowering them towards more proactive and precise approaches to optimize their health. Our innovation provides an approach for low-cost, consumer scale self-quantification. Our technology simultaneously provides the health platform providers a secure, compliant transmission service for self-quantified data. We have identified four primary customer segments which include 1) professional diagnostic developers, 2) digital and mobile 'self-quantification' health providers which include smartphone health/fitness mobile applications, 3) academic/corporate clinical investigators and 4) epidemiologists. These customer segments act as distribution channels to the end users who will use the product. Commercially, our product will penetrate a $46 billion 2020 mobile health market. Broadly, with widespread use and the expansion of this technology to include the patient de-identified monitoring of a variety of prophylactic, disease and homeostatic biomarkers, current healthcare surveillance programs would be enhanced with geophysical data, improving both disease and wellness tracking. This would enable the full implementation of predictive analytics, enhancing the way researchers track, monitor and eventually predict wellness and disease worldwide.This I-Corps project seeks to perform a thorough customer discovery process of 'self-quantification' users and digital health platform providers to identify the most valuable product parameters before formulating our innovation into a market-ready product. Our innovation provides a seamless platform which empowers consumers to 'self-quantify' by tracking biomarkers at home. This activity will generate useful data for research studies and predictive/correlative health outcomes. Our turnkey solution enables any mobile health platform with the ability to incorporate smartphone-compatible rapid diagnostic testing (RDT) into its product portfolio while utilizing our software service to securely transmit smartphone-readable diagnostic results to online databases in accordance with government regulations. This aspect will be an enabling technology for other uses in the expanding mobile health technology ecosystem. Our RDT will use a lateral flow assay sandwich approach utilizing metatype antibodies and gold nanoparticle synthesis. Proprietary smartphone-intelligible patterns will be formed in the presence of urinary biomarkers. The technological implementation of our approach uses gold nanotechnology processes and protocols. For example, the underlying, fundamental synthesis processes and protocols used to generate core-shell magnetometallic nanoparticles will be utilized in the synthesis of nanozyme nanotechnology which comprises our proposed smartphone-readable rapid diagnostic test.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
这个i-Corps项目的更广泛的影响/商业潜力使日常用户能够参与到一种名为“自我量化”的新医疗趋势中。自我量化使个人能够更深入地了解自己的身体状况,使他们能够采取更积极和准确的方法来优化自己的健康。我们的创新为低成本、消费者规模的自我量化提供了一种方法。我们的技术同时为健康平台提供商提供安全、合规的自我量化数据传输服务。我们已经确定了四个主要客户群,包括1)专业诊断开发人员,2)数字和移动‘自我量化’健康提供者,包括智能手机健康/健身移动应用程序,3)学术/企业临床研究人员和4)流行病学家。这些客户群充当将使用该产品的最终用户的分销渠道。在商业上,我们的产品将在2020年打入460亿美元的移动健康市场。广泛地说,随着这项技术的广泛使用和扩展,包括对各种预防、疾病和动态平衡生物标志物的患者身份识别监测,目前的医疗保健监测计划将利用地球物理数据得到加强,从而改善疾病和健康跟踪。这将使预测性分析的全面实施成为可能,增强研究人员跟踪、监测并最终预测全球健康和疾病的方式。这个i-Corps项目旨在执行一个彻底的客户发现过程,让用户和数字健康平台提供商在将我们的创新设计成市场就绪的产品之前,确定最有价值的产品参数。我们的创新提供了一个无缝平台,使消费者能够通过在家中跟踪生物标记物来进行自我量化。这项活动将为研究研究和预测性/相关的健康结果产生有用的数据。我们的交钥匙解决方案使任何移动医疗平台都能够将与智能手机兼容的快速诊断测试(RDT)整合到其产品组合中,同时根据政府法规利用我们的软件服务将智能手机可读的诊断结果安全地传输到在线数据库。这方面将成为在不断扩大的移动医疗技术生态系统中用于其他用途的使能技术。我们的RDT将使用横向流动分析夹心方法,利用元型抗体和金纳米颗粒合成。在存在尿液生物标志物的情况下,将形成专有的智能手机可识别的模式。我们方法的技术实现使用了金纳米技术过程和协议。例如,用于产生核壳磁性金属纳米颗粒的基本合成工艺和协议将被用于纳米酶纳米技术的合成,该纳米技术包括我们建议的智能手机可读快速诊断测试。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估,被认为值得支持。

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GOALI: Gene Delivery: Bioengineering Characterization by Flow Cytometry
目标:基因传递:通过流式细胞术表征生物工程
  • 批准号:
    9902697
  • 财政年份:
    1999
  • 资助金额:
    $ 5万
  • 项目类别:
    Continuing Grant

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