Acousort AB (ACOU)

Overview

AcouSort AB (publ) is a pioneering technology company, founded in 2010 and headquartered in Lund, Sweden, which specializes in leveraging acoustofluidics technology for the automated preparation of biological samples. This advanced technological approach allows for efficient and sophisticated handling of cells, extracellular vesicles, bacteria, and viruses, serving the needs of researchers and life science companies alike. AcouSort's innovative solutions are designed to facilitate and expedite the complex processes involved in life sciences research and development, reflecting its commitment to advancing health science through technology. The company's collaboration agreement with a global life science company for the development of cell therapy underscores its position at the forefront of technological advancements and its potential to influence future scientific discoveries.

Products and Services

• AcouTrap

  A benchtop research instrument developed by AcouSort AB, AcouTrap is engineered for the sample preparation of cells, extracellular vesicles, bacteria, and viruses from various media. Its application is crucial in simplifying the process of isolating biological elements necessary for research, providing researchers with a reliable tool for enhancing laboratory efficiency and accuracy.

• AcouPlasma

  AcouPlasma serves as an integrated blood plasma separation module that presents a groundbreaking solution for the in-line analysis of blood plasma directly from whole blood samples. This product streamlines the traditionally time-consuming process of plasma separation, enabling quicker analysis and facilitating advancements in diagnostics and research related to blood-based biomarkers.

• AcouWash

  As a benchtop research instrument, AcouWash is dedicated to the label-free separation of target cells from various samples. This innovative tool significantly contributes to research efficiency, offering a non-invasive method to isolate specific cells for extensive study without the need for external labels or indicators, thereby preserving the natural state of the cells for accurate analysis.