Who We Are
EMBIO Diagnostics is a tech company and device manufacturer that shapes the future of diagnostics by designing and developing innovative, rapid, portable, biosensor-based digital devices, leveraging on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
Our state-of-the-art devices find applications covering the needs of a range of industries such as environmental, food safety, maritime and medical sectors.
Introducing B.EL.D™
One device, hundreds of applications
B.EL.D™ [Bio Electric Diagnostics] device combined with our proprietary algorithms and machine learning, is one of the few multi-purpose portable chemical analyzer systems in the market.
B.EL.D™ is affordable, reliable, accurate, platform ready and suitable for in-the-field use
B.EL.D™ applications are limited only by your specific industrial and scientific research needs.
Introducing airbeld™
airbeld™ with its powerful sensors and proprietary algorithm, provides real-time understanding of indoor pollutants and helps take informed decisions to sustain a healthy and comfortable environment.
with its incorporated AI assistant and personalized notifications, airbeld empowers you to create a healthier and more comfortable indoor environment.
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Με στόχο την προαγωγή ασφάλειας και υγείας στους χώρους εργασίας, το Δίκτυο ΠΡΑΞΗ, η ΕΒΕΤΑΜ Α.Ε. και το Κυπριακό Εμπορικό & Βιομηχανικό Επιμελητήριο (ΚΕΒΕ), μέλη στο Ευρωπαϊκό Δίκτυο Enterprise Europe Network, διοργανώνουν σε συνεργασία με το Σπίτι της Κύπρου και...
EMBIO Diagnostics Selection as a FOODTECH 2023 Finalist
We are excited to share that EMBIO Diagnostics has been included in the 2023 FoodTech 500 list by Forward Fooding! This is a prestigious recognition that celebrates innovative companies at the intersection of food, technology, and sustainability. It's an honour to be...
EMBIO Diagnostics member of OpenAgri consortium: The EU Project Empowering Farmers with Open-Source Tools
OpenAgri, a Horizon project funded by the European Union, running from January 2024 to December 2026, aims to empower farmers with free, open-source tools that can operate even in remote locations with limited network connectivity. Led by the University of Maastricht...