Hospital-Grade Precision
at the Point of Need.
Rapid, autonomous and connected biological diagnostics for the world’s most demanding environments.
The vector-agnostic advantage.
Unlike laboratories constrained by a vehicle chassis, GML provides genuine operational flexibility—so diagnostic capacity can follow the crisis, wherever it moves.
- Rapid deployment anywhere: 25 certified air cases enable transport by A400M, C-130, helicopter or standard pickup truck.
- Immediate field readiness: operational within hours in our included 71 m² climate-controlled tents or existing local buildings.
- Total relocation speed: a modular configuration designed to move rapidly as crisis areas and security conditions evolve.
128 tests. Simultaneously.
GML brings the diagnostic capacity of a university hospital to the field, with the speed required to make a difference during an outbreak.
- Mass triage capability: simultaneous RT-qPCR analysis of up to 128 samples.
- Genomic surveillance: NGS identifies mutations in real time and enables agnostic detection of emerging “Pathogen X” threats.
- Proven field impact: immediate results and remote specialist consultation support faster, better-informed patient care.
Safety without compromise.
The safety of the operator and the environment remains our highest priority, regardless of where the laboratory is deployed.
GML BSL-3 Glovebox™
Every laboratory includes our proprietary enclosure, certified to ISO 10648 standards for the secure handling of Class 3 agents including Ebola, Marburg and Anthrax.
Integrated Decontamination
Automated negative-pressure control and built-in H₂O₂ decontamination ports help maintain a secure and sterile working environment.
Space-integrated intelligence.
As an official spin-off of the European Space Agency B-LiFE service, GML natively integrates space-based capabilities into health security operations.
- Secure SatCom: autonomous, high-bandwidth links for real-time reporting and reach-back consultations with international experts.
- Epidemiological mapping: satellite imagery and GNSS data create live disease-spread maps and guide strategic resource allocation.
Resilience in austere environments.
Aligned with NATO DIANA priorities, GML provides a critical diagnostic link in the life-support chain when conventional healthcare infrastructure is limited or unavailable.
Prolonged Field Care
Support force effectiveness and civilian resilience in contested environments where medical evacuation is delayed or denied.
Hazard Monitoring
Point-of-need countermeasures and multimodal sensing enable the early detection of biological stress signals across a population or unit.
A permanent capability—not just equipment.
University-Certified Training
Every deployment includes a one-week intensive programme for eight professionals, delivered by Professor Kabamba-Mukadi of UCLouvain, a leading European reference laboratory.
Long-Term Operational Readiness
GML provides a five-year plan for consumables, maintenance and instrument calibration—supporting full partner autonomy long after the initial crisis.