Qureator’s proprietary Curiochips features an open-channel design that utilizes surface tension and capillary forces to control fluid flow without the need for tightly enclosed channels. This innovative approach enables reliable patterning of complex tissue compartments using simple tools like pipettes. The open architecture also allows cultured tissues to be efficiently exposed to media and gases—closely mimicking physiological conditions found in the human body.
Our open-channel design enables patterning through simple pipetting, with no need for sealing or rotation. Additionally, each design follows the standard high-throughput screening (HTS) format, ensuring a reliable path toward scalable experiments.
At Qureator, we believe that each disease model demands unique biological and engineering considerations. That’s why Curiochips leverage the flexibility of open-channel microfluidics—enabling custom designs that adapt to the specific requirements of diverse disease environments. Our platform empowers researchers to optimize model architecture without compromising scalability or physiological relevance.