Technology

We integrate veterinary expertise, biomedical research and microfluidics engineering to transform livestock reproduction.

Our proprietary analyses

Functional analyses based on Microfluidics.

Microfluidics allows to simulate the strict selection process that occurs in the female tract to improve the reproduction outcome and success rate of artificial inseminations.

At Agrofluidics, we pioneer the commercial use of rheotaxis under different flow rates to evaluate the functionality of seminal samples. We are also advancing the development of thermotaxis and chemotaxis analyses, with the goal of delivering a fast, cost-effective, and innovative functional assessment of seminal quality.

Assessment & Analysis

We conduct both standard and advanced semen analyses with state-of-the-art techniques, ensuring complete reproductive diagnostics.

Microfluidic analysis

Our proprietary microfluidic platforms mimic natural biological processes, filtering and selecting only the best sperm cells.

Innovation Pipeline

Beyond current services, we are developing disruptive technologies and tools that will soon reshape the lifestock industry using microfluidics.

industry development pipeline

Our development pipeline is driven by disruptive technologies set to revolutionize the swine livestock industry, alongside groundbreaking services not yet available in the European market.

Current R&D Projects

SORTYX

Grupos Operativos Suprautonomicos

SortYX is an innovative project focused on developing a fast, automated, and non-invasive microfluidic system for sex-based sperm selection in pigs, with the aim of obtaining offspring of the desired sex and improving reproductive efficiency in the swine sector. The proposed solution seeks to overcome the limitations of current techniques, such as flow cytometry, through a microfluidic chip capable of separating X- and Y-bearing sperm cells without damaging them and with strong potential for implementation in artificial insemination centres. By combining reproductive biotechnology, microfluidics, computational simulation, and biological validation, the project aims to deliver a high-impact tool for genetic improvement, high-value extensive production, and a more sustainable and efficient pig farming industry.