New smart technology

New smart technologies for harvesting viruses focus on improving detection, isolation, and collection for research, vaccine development, and diagnostics. Here are some key advancements:

1. Microfluidic Devices

Lab-on-a-chip systems can isolate and analyze viruses from biological samples.

These devices use tiny channels to sort particles based on size, charge, or affinity.

2. Nanotechnology-Based Capture Systems

Nanoparticles (e.g., gold, magnetic) coated with antibodies or ligands selectively bind to viruses.

Graphene-based sensors enhance viral detection at ultra-low concentrations.

3. AI-Powered Biosensors

Machine learning models improve real-time virus detection from environmental samples.

Smart biosensors integrated with IoT allow remote monitoring of viral spread.

4. Electrospinning & Smart Filters

Nanofiber membranes can trap viruses from air and water for easier collection and study.

Smart air filters with embedded viral sensors provide continuous surveillance.

5. Automated Drone & Robotics Systems

Drones collect airborne viruses in high-risk areas for real-time epidemiological tracking.

Autonomous lab robots process and analyze samples faster than humans.

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