Seegene Dispalys Connected Molecular Diagnostic Platforms at ADLM 2026

Seegene (Seoul, South Korea) is highlighting the integration of laboratory automation and real-time diagnostic data analysis at ADLM 2026 in Anaheim, California. At booth 3517, visitors can explore the CURECA automated PCR system through guided tours and experience the STAgora connected data platform in an immersive demonstration zone.

CURECA is designed to automate the complete PCR testing workflow, beginning with the pre-treatment of primary specimens and continuing through nucleic acid extraction, amplification, and result analysis. Its modular architecture is intended to reduce manual intervention and support continuous specimen processing across laboratories with different operational requirements.

Image: Visitors at Seegene’s booth can explore the CURECA automated PCR system through guided tours (Photo courtesy of Seegene)

A dedicated CURECA Prep module handles specimen types that traditionally require manual preparation, including urine, blood, sputum, and stool. By incorporating this step into the automated workflow, the system is designed to standardize sample handling, reduce reliance on specialized personnel, and enable uninterrupted molecular testing.

Seegene is also showcasing STAgora, a connected platform that integrates PCR testing data generated across different laboratories and regions. The system analyzes and visualizes aggregated results to provide users with real-time views of local, national, and global infectious disease trends.

STAgora can display pathogen-specific positivity rates, regional infection patterns, and co-infection trends derived from syndromic PCR testing. More than 40 statistical tools support functions including abnormal-pattern detection, infection-rate monitoring, seasonal analysis, and predictive modeling for emerging outbreaks.