The INFINITI Analyzer is a multiplexing, continuous flow, random access microarray platform that offers high performance genetic marker detection with varying options in automation and throughput. The platform is utilized in clinical multiplex systems intended to measure and sort multiple signals from a singular clinical sample. They are designed to measure fluorescence signals of labeled DNA target hybridized to novel BioFilmChip® microarrays using Target Signal Amplification chemistry. The assays can be processed automatically or semi-automatically, and read by the built-in image sensor. Results are analyzed and presented in easy to read format with clear call designations, removing the need for additional data analysis by the user.

The INFINITI Analyzer is an automated, multiplexing, continuous flow, random access microarray instrument that is designed to integrate all the discrete processes of genetic testing, including sample handling, reagent management and detection for the analyses of DNA sequences, into a self-contained system. The Analyzer feature a built in high resolution CCD camera and a temperature cycler for signal amplification, and is designed to operate in a random access mode. The Analyzer operates on a "load and go" (sample to answer) basis, which means that to run a test, an operator need only load prepared samples into the applicable Analyzer along with the test-specific BioFilmChip microarrays, which are the multi-layer microarrays on which tests are run, and the test-specific Intellipac Reagent Management Modules, which are the reagent-holding conduit designed to communicate all relevant information about a test to the Analyzer without any intervention from the operator. Once the Analyzer is loaded and the tests are initiated, no supervision is required. In this fashion, the PLUS is capable of producing up to 192 test results per day. From the perspective of the operator, the test protocols are identical for each of our genetic tests, which eliminates the need to repeatedly train operators when additional tests are added. After the test is completed, the Analyzer generates an electronic report that can be transmitted directly to a laboratory information system.