
RAMJA GENOSENSOR is the first Indian company with state-of-the-art technology for infection detection and AMR.DNA Biosensor for Rapid, Gene-specific Detection of Infections and Antimicrobial Resistance in just 90 Minutes
Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) is among the top 10 global public health threats, according to WHO. In 2021, AMR was responsible for one death every 45 seconds, and if unchecked, it could lead to one death every 3 seconds by 2050. Infections are a major concern in ICUs, affecting 60–80% of patients with serious conditions like catheter-related bloodstream infections, ventilator-associated pneumonia, and catheter-associated urinary tract infections.

150 M affected

1B affected 1.5 M died

Trachoma leads blindness in 1.9 M people death

49 M affected 11 M died

2.5 M affected 6 L children died

Catheter, NG/NJ, tube/bedside/centreline/ventilator associated pneumonia, blood stream infection/surgical site

With RAMJA’s cutting-edge technology, physicians can now prescribe the right antibiotics at the right time—no lab wait required. We offer the world’s first ultra-fast, paper-based electrochemical DNA biosensor, detecting infections and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in just 90 minutes. Our unique 3D DNA sandwich structure and redox-based detection enable fast, accurate, and affordable diagnostics—no complex labs or trained personnel needed. RAMJA Genosensor is redefining rapid diagnostics for better, faster patient care.
90-Minute Results for UTIs, Sepsis & More
Targeted Antibiotics via Pathogen-Specific Detection
Cuts Infrastructure Costs by 95% and Staffing Needs by 80%
Simple Operation for Technicians, Perfect for Low-Resource Settings

RAMJA GENOSENSOR has developed a fast, simple, and cost-effective solution for all hospitals, laboratories, and remote areas: a noble paper-based system that detects microbial infection and antimicrobial resistance within 2 hours
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