TMSI: a novel, AI-driven alternative microbiological method for microorganism detection, enumeration and identification

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Spore.Bio illustrates an AI-native, rapid microbiological method (RMM) that offers simultaneous viable quantitation and microbial identification capabilities suited to a range of applications including bioburden tests and environmental monitoring.

Today’s rapid method technologies have numerous capabilities. They can detect the presence of diverse types of microorganisms or a specific microbial species, enumerate the number of microorganisms present in a sample, or identify microbial cultures to the genus, species and sub-species level. However, to our knowledge, there does not exist a rapid technology that provides simultaneous detection, enumeration and microbial identification, without pre-enrichment, viability staining or additional workflow steps. Until now.

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