Ultra-compact qPCR System – Maverick16

Ever Fought for qPCR Time Like It’s the Hunger Games?

Remember fighting for qPCR time like it was lab Hunger Games?
Waiting... negotiating... merging your 3 precious samples with someone studying fungus spores?
Yeah, we’ve been there too.

This is why Maverick16 qPCR system is the answer!

• The Maverick16 is a compact, high-performance qPCR system designed for on-the-go and benchtop molecular diagnostics. Built with an advanced CMOS bio-image sensor and an intuitive 10” touchscreen, it delivers fast, sensitive, and reliable results without the need for external devices.

Key Features

• 16 Wells, 4 Channels – Run multiplex assays in compact format
• 10-Inch Touchscreen – Full standalone operation, no laptop required
• Fast Cycling – 45 qPCR cycles in just 25 minutes
• Ultra-Sensitive Detection – Built-in CMOS image sensor: 3.0×10⁻⁶ Lux sensitivity
• High Compatibility – Supports USB & Wi-Fi connections
• Flexible Data Export – Export results in PDF, Excel, or JSON formats
• Portable Design – Just 2.8 kg and 247×188×133 mm in size
• Multilingual Interface – Supports both English and Chinese
• Certified for Global Use – CE, ISO 9001, ISO 13485, FDA registered

Why 16 Wells? Less Is More.

• Fast Turnaround: Smaller batches = quicker cycles & decisions
• Eco-Friendly: Reduces waste—no unused wells
• Efficient: Minimal energy use & heat output
• Portable: Lightweight & compact—fits in your backpack
• Accessible: Perfect for mobile units, teaching labs, & remote setups
• Affordable: Costs less than a gel - imager

Ideal if you work in:

• University & research labs
• Hospitals & public health institutes
• Border inspection & customs
• Forensic & criminal labs
• Veterinary clinics
• Food & pharmaceutical quality control
  

Publications:

Evaluation of a dual-target real-time RT-PCR assay for COVID-19 diagnosis

SARS-CoV-2 Continuous Genetic Divergence and Changes in Multiplex RT-PCR Detection

Different Circulation Pattern of Multiple Respiratory Viruses

Differentiate Clinical Characteristics Between Viral Pneumonia and Mycoplasma pneumoniae

Epidemiology and co-infection patterns in patients with respiratory tract infections

Key performance evaluation of commercialized multiplex rRT-PCR kits