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About SepTec

SepTec is developing a diagnostic device for sepsis that takes a whole blood sample and gives an answer without separate lab steps. Its website now appears under the name Novus Diagnostics, and describes the same sepsis focus.

What SepTec offers

  • Sepsis test device — a sample-to-answer unit that detects pathogens in whole blood.
  • Pathogen classification — it tells apart gram-negative bacteria, gram-positive bacteria and fungi.
  • Bedside results — the stated aim is a result within about fifteen minutes, so treatment can start sooner.
  • Platform technology — a patent-pending mix of microfluidics, centrifugal forces and sensor fabrication.

Who it works with

Clinicians and hospitals treating patients with suspected bloodstream infection.

Key facts

  • Focus: rapid point-of-care diagnosis of infectious disease, starting with sepsis
  • Technology: microfluidic electrochemical sensors with diagnostic algorithms

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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