Seegene introduced their real-time data analytics platform based on aggregated statistical testing data, STAgora, at ESCMID Global 2026, according to a company announcement. They also presented an enhanced model of their automated PCR workflow concept, CURECA.
At the conference, Seegene presented its key message, “From Numbers to Insights”, highlighting how automated testing infrastructure and real-time data analytics can work together to support a better understanding of population-level and public health-related trends.
At the booth, visitors explored real-time dashboards presenting comparative data between single-target and syndromic PCR testing outputs, regional infection trends over time, pathogen-specific positivity rates and co-infection patterns. The ability to analyze aggregated test results alongside regional epidemiological data drew particular attention from attendees.
Seegene also showcased an enhanced model of CURECA. Visitors examined the system’s modular structure and automation workflow, which integrates preprocessing, nucleic acid extraction, amplification, and result processing. Many attendees engaged in in-depth discussions about the system’s architecture and its applicability in real laboratory environments.
A clinician from a university hospital in Germany who experienced the STAgora demonstration commented that the platform provided a more intuitive way to explore and visualize aggregated testing data trends. The clinician noted that the ability to view regional infection trends alongside aggregated test results in real time was particularly impactful.
This approach was also noted to align with syndromic PCR testing, which enables the simultaneous detection of multiple pathogens, supporting broader analysis of aggregated infection patterns across different settings.
