OLO Point of Care Blood Analyser – Sight Diagnostics

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OLO Point of Care Blood Analyser
Sight OLO​Ⓡ​ is a point-of-care blood analyser that delivers lab-grade Full Blood Count results in minutes from 2 drops of blood obtained from a finger prick or venous sample.

OLO uses one disposable cartridge per test, eliminating the need for reagent procurement, hazardous material storage and liquid waste disposal. The analyser can be operated between 18-30°C and the test kit can be stored between 18-26°C.

It is the first device to receive FDA clearance for a FBC test with a finger prick sample, requiring 5% of the minimum blood volume needed for traditional lab equipment and still providing the same quality of results. Sight OLO is CE Marked according to the IVD European directive for performing FBC tests in point of care settings.

Main features:

• Results in 10 minutes
• Two drops of blood
• Lab-grade results
• No liquid waste

Sight Diagnostics​Ⓡ​ uses a patented method of digitising blood, known as Patented Live Monolayer Imaging (LMI™)
The LMI is an automated, simple, and low-cost method for creating a monolayer of live cells. In just one sample, this imaging system generates over 1,000 microscopy images in multiple brightfield and fluorescence modalities. Leveraging artificial intelligence, Sight then automates the identification and counting of different blood cell types and anomalies and measures 19 different parameters in blood using various computer vision and machine learning models spanning from physical analytical models, classical computer vision, and convolutional neural networks, which are trained using novel learning schemes.

How to use it:
There’s no special setup required—all you need is a power outlet, and it’s always on when you need it. Its minimal training and step-by-step on-screen guidance are designed to make it easy to use for operators with any level of experience.

1. Using OLO single use test kit, add two drops of capillary or venous blood to the disposable cartridge.
2. Insert cartridge and wait for 10 minutes while machine-vision scanning to be performed.
3. Visualise all results on OLO’s touchscreen and transfer data to the patient record. Results can be automatically transmitted to the facilities information systems via LIS/middleware, email or printout.