In this video, a special structure of the microfluidic chip evokes this cross-flow. In conclusion, making it easier to mix the two differently colored liquids. The micropump is electronically driven. It enables this slim, small and inexpensive system the fast and safe filling of even the smallest and complex structures. This is the base for lab-on-a-chip applications, for example.
Rather than using conventional laboratory technology, testing and diagnostics can be carried out directly at the point of care. This saves time and costs and leads to a more functional system. The flat system can be integrated into portable devices, the digital handling allows for a variable flow rate and simple operation.