What is CZU mobiLAB 2.0? CZU mobiLAB 2.0 is a modular, mobile molecular-biology laboratory equipped with the latest technology for real-time, on-site analysis, including RT-qPCR, one of the most precise tools in modern molecular diagnostics. This means that whether you’re testing for pathogens, analysing environmental samples, or working in veterinary or medical diagnostics, mobiLAB 2.0 lets you conduct your work directly in the field with the speed and accuracy that previously only a high-tech laboratory could provide.
Why is This Such a Big Deal? Picture a veterinarian team monitoring for African Swine Fever in a high-risk zone. Instead of collecting samples and sending them off to a distant lab, waiting for hours or even days for results, the team can now perform the analysis on-site with mobiLAB 2.0. This kind of immediate, real-time result enables instant decision-making. Swift containment measures could be the difference between a localized outbreak and a crisis affecting thousands of animals and farmers' livelihoods.
Breaking Boundaries, One Sample at a Time But the capabilities don’t stop there. CZU mobiLAB 2.0 can process a broad spectrum of sample types, from environmental ones like water, soil, and plants to veterinary (think tissue samples, fur, or faeces) and even human medical samples such as blood, saliva, and swabs. This versatility transforms how we think about field diagnostics, making it an invaluable tool for a wide range of professionals—from scientists and researchers to veterinary teams and medical organizations.
Who Can Benefit? The target users for CZU mobiLAB 2.0 span multiple sectors. Research teams involved in molecular biology will find it perfect for their fieldwork, especially when environmental or situational constraints limit their access to conventional labs. Veterinary and medical organizations can use it to perform quick diagnostics on-site, improving response times and treatment plans significantly.
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This project was supported by the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic (TAČR) under the SIGMA programme, Subprogramme 4, DC1: Support for “Proof of Concept” activities, project registration number TACR2315001.