How e-con Systems enabled a top diagnostic company to effectively perform real-time PCR tests with a multi-camera solution

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How e-con Systems enabled a top diagnostic company to effectively perform real-time PCR tests with a multi-camera solution

e-con Systems worked closely with a prominent global diagnostic company to develop a multi-camera solution directly compatible with the NVIDIA Jetson platform. It helped conduct Real-Time PCR tests with the capability to handle up to 16 samples concurrently - improving lab productivity while increasing diagnosis consistency and accuracy.

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