EuGeni, page-1237

If we get a large contract and run out of capacity, we can potentially put Ellume to use.

"The lines include end-of-line functional testing to ensure reliable product quality. De Macedo adds that the lines use standard automation equipment such as robots, vision systems, active movers and conveyor feeding systems.

Dr Scott Fry, Ellume’s Chief Operating Officer, describes the manufacturing process: “The lateral flow assay porous membrane materials, impregnated with biologicals that are produced in-house, are put on reels which are converted to a strip on our automated line. Then it’s assembled onto the electronics and plastics. Everything has to be precisely aligned. Each new line can potentially produce 30,000 to 35,000 Ellume COVID home test kits per day, which will all be bound for the US."

If we send them the reels, they can assemble the kits, skipping the electronics process. Or at least we can lend their expertise in assembling the lines, but it does appear to be quite expensive.

"around 30 of Ellume’s employees have been working on building and installing the assembly lines"

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