PathSensors Expands Into China, Announces Partnership with Radiusen
Baltimore biotech PathSensors is expanding operations into China thanks to a new partnership with Shenzhen-based Radiusen Systems Limited. The two companies will work together to supply cutting-edge CANARY pathogen detection capabilities for the biodefense, food, and agriculture markets in China.
BALTIMORE, Md., Aug. 28, 2018 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- PathSensors and Shenzhen Radiusen Systems Limited have entered into a partnership agreement to bring novel pathogen detection technologies to Chinese markets. PathSensors' CANARY technology will be distributed by Radiusen to customers in China with applications including bioterrorism, mail screening, food safety, and plant diagnostics. CANARY pathogen detection systems will play a key role in advancing health and security in China.
"We've seen a dramatic increase in Chinese demand for high-tech diagnostic systems," commented PathSensors president Ted Olsen. "This partnership enables us to reach the Chinese market and deliver the same industry-leading capabilities that our customers are used to in the United States."
Olsen returned recently from a two-week trip to China, during which he visited customers to demonstrate the CANARY technology. "The visit was very successful," said Radiusen CEO Ray Wang. "We already have several customers on board. I'm thrilled to be working with PathSensors and I see great potential for this technology in China."
China is one of several international markets being explored by PathSensors as the company expands globally. The company is developing relationships with partners in Japan, Europe, Australia, and the Middle East.
About PathSensors
PathSensors is a leading biotechnology company providing rapid, high-sensitivity pathogen solutions. PathSensors' CANARY technology can detect a wide range of threats, including anthrax, ricin, salmonella, and listeria. PathSensors' technology supports a growing library of threat detection capabilities and can be expanded to meet emerging requirements. The PathSensors team of scientists works with top academic institutions and government research organizations on some of the most important challenges in biosecurity.
SOURCE PathSensors, Inc.
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