Bovine Mastitis (Dairy Herd Health)
$2.3B → $4.0B by 2035The Bottleneck
Raw milk matrices (fats and proteins) typically inhibit molecular reactions, frequently causing long delays for off-site lab results while subclinical infections spread.
Our Next Steps
Over the next 6 months, we are launching targeted research initiatives focused on validating and optimizing our core technology specifically for the raw milk matrix.
The Proposed Mechanism
This phase aims to adapt our modular architecture to seamlessly isolate background caseins and fats, concentrating target bacterial DNA directly from the sample.
Market Landscape
While the immediate global commercial product market for mastitis management is $2.3 Billion (projected to reach $4.0 Billion by 2035), our automated, on-farm approach directly targets the broader $32 Billion in annual economic losses currently absorbed by the international dairy industry.