Diagnostic access is an infrastructure problem, not a chemistry problem. The chemistry already works; the format carrying it is around forty years old. What fails is everything built around it: the plastic cassette, the cold chain, and a supply line that rarely reaches where testing is needed most. At over two billion tests a year, that overhead alone runs to tens of thousands of tonnes of plastic that do nothing for the test.
Dianovo starts with the format. Diagnostics made on industrial rolls instead of molded one cassette at a time. Tests that ship at ambient temperature, run anywhere from a hospital to a kiosk to a field site, and leave almost nothing behind.
CENTiV™ is how we get there. A continuous cellulose roll replaces the single-use cassette. It holds its own shape, so the plastic housing falls away. One reader runs the whole menu, and a new test is new chemistry on the same hardware rather than a new device.
Healthcare is where we start, not where we stop. The same format is built to reach the places conventional supply lines cannot, and to extend into food safety, veterinary, and environmental testing.
Diagnostics designed from the format up.