Seamaty VM2 AI Multifunctional Hematology & Immunofluorescence Analyzer
Seamaty VM2 AI Multifunctional Hematology & Immunofluorescence Analyzer
- What it runs
- AI-powered hematology (CBC with digital morphology) and immunofluorescence testing
- Sample & turnaround
- Whole blood, Serum, Plasma · 100 µL · CBC approximately 9 minutes; immunofluorescence approximately 4–10 minutes
- Intended practice fit
- Dogs, cats and 10+ exotic species
- Availability
- Available
Product overview
Three analyzers' worth of in-clinic diagnostics on one bench
AI-assisted CBC, digital blood-cell morphology, and fluorescence immunoassays in a single veterinary platform — with transparent consumable economics and no reagent contract lock-in.
| Three modalities, one platformCBC, digital morphology, and fluorescence immunoassays without adding a separate reader. | Transparent economicsTransparent consumable economics and no multi-year reagent commitment. |
| 9-minute hematology workflow43 CBC parameters from 100 µL whole blood, or 20 µL in trace mode. | Built for independent clinicsStandalone operation, cloud and mobile access, LIS integration support. |
What it is, who it's for, what it solves
What it is. A benchtop veterinary analyzer combining AI-assisted complete blood count, digital blood-cell morphology, and fluorescence immunoassay testing in one unit.
Who it's for. General and independent small-animal practices that want in-house hematology plus a broad immunoassay menu without operating two or three separate instruments — and without sending inflammatory, renal, endocrine, cardiac, and infectious-disease markers out to a reference lab.
What it does. Runs a 43-parameter CBC with morphology flagging in about 9 minutes, and fluorescence immunoassays in roughly 4–10 minutes depending on the assay, on the same bench.
What it solves. Consolidates hematology, morphology, and immunoassay into one footprint; brings send-out markers in-house for same-visit decisions; and gives a clinic in-house diagnostics without an instrument-reagent contract sized for a large hospital.
Key capabilities
- 43 reportable CBC parameters — 20 white-cell, 16 red-cell, 7 platelet — with abnormal-morphology flags.
- AI trained on veterinary-specific datasets for automated blood-cell detection and classification.
- Real-time digital imaging with morphology flags including spherocytes, ghost RBCs, acanthocytes, stomatocytes, and platelet clumps.
- Fluorescence immunoassays on the same platform, typically 4–10 minutes.
- Cartridge-contained reagents for hematology — no external reagent bottles or internal fluidics lines to clean and maintain.
- Standalone operation on a 9-inch Android touchscreen with built-in thermal printer, cloud connectivity, mobile access, and LIS integration support.
Where it fits in your clinic
- Sick-visit triage: a same-visit CBC with morphology review before the patient leaves the room.
- In-house inflammatory and pancreatic workup: c-CRP, f-SAA, cPL, and fPL without a send-out delay.
- Endocrine and cardiac markers on demand: TT4, TSH, cortisol, progesterone, and NT-proBNP run in-clinic.
- Infectious-disease screening: parvovirus, distemper, heartworm, FeLV/FIV, Giardia, and related assays on the same reader.
An honest look at where it fits
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How the economics work
The instrument price is the smallest part of what an analyzer costs over its life. What matters is cost per reportable result across the instrument, its consumables, and the contract you sign to run it. VM2 immunoassay and morphology consumables are platform-specific, and ClinixLynx shares pricing transparently with approved accounts rather than burying it in a bundled agreement. There is no multi-year reagent commitment and no instrument lease tied to minimum reagent volume — you size consumable spend to your actual test mix and get the per-test economics before you commit.
Is the VM2 a budget instrument?
No. It is priced on transparent economics, not brand premium. It reports a 43-parameter CBC with documented morphology flags, runs a defined fluorescence immunoassay menu, and carries full published specifications and a defined service path. What you are not paying for is the channel margin and marketing overhead embedded in incumbent pricing. That is what makes the economics work — not a compromise on the platform.
Specifications
| Sample type | Whole blood (hematology) |
| Sample volume | 100 µL standard / 20 µL trace |
| Hematology + morphology time | ~9 minutes |
| Immunoassay time | ~4–10 minutes, assay dependent |
| CBC parameters | 43 (20 WBC, 16 RBC, 7 platelet) |
| Display | 9-inch, 1024 × 600 multi-touch Android |
| Data capacity | Up to 500,000 records |
| Connectivity | 4 USB, 1 network port, cloud/mobile access, LIS integration support |
| Printer | Built-in thermal |
| Power | AC 110–220 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Dimensions | 275 × 235 × 289 mm |
| Net weight | 8.3 kg |
| Operating environment | 10–30 °C; relative humidity ≤85% |
| Validated species (external claims) | Dogs, cats, and 10+ exotic species |
Consumables & test menu
The VM2 runs a platform-specific consumable line. Current menu spans inflammation and pancreatic (c-CRP, f-SAA, cPL, fPL), renal (renal biomarker), hormones (progesterone, cortisol, TT4, TSH), cardiac (canine and feline NT-proBNP), and infectious disease (parvovirus, distemper, adenovirus, coronavirus, heartworm, Leishmania, FeLV, FIV, Giardia, plus selected combination tests). Morphology kits are available for blood, with feces and urine kits in trial release.
Test availability varies by assay and market. VM2 immunoassay consumables are Seamaty-specific. The platform does not support 5-in-1 combination cards.
Frequently asked questions
What samples and volume does the VM2 use? Whole blood for hematology, 100 µL standard or 20 µL in trace mode.
How long does a run take? About 9 minutes for hematology with morphology; roughly 4–10 minutes for immunoassays depending on the assay.
Which species are supported? External claims cover dogs, cats, and 10+ exotic species.
Are the consumables proprietary? Yes — VM2 immunoassay and morphology consumables are platform-specific. ClinixLynx shares pricing transparently with approved accounts and does not require a multi-year reagent commitment.
Does it integrate with practice software? It supports LIS integration and offers cloud and mobile access, with a built-in thermal printer for standalone use.
How do I get pricing? Pricing and ordering are available to approved clinic accounts. Request access and we will scope your configuration.
Request access and an evaluation
The VM2 is an active ClinixLynx offering. Tell us your test mix, expected monthly volume, workflow, and current analyzer, and we will scope configuration, consumable requirements, and evaluation options for your clinic.
For veterinary use. Product configuration, assay availability, claims, and specifications are subject to final U.S. commercial documentation and manufacturer confirmation.
Technical specifications
- Sample type Whole blood, serum, plasma
- CBC sample volume 100 µL standard / 20 µL trace
- CBC time ~9 minutes
- Immunofluorescence time 4–10 minutes depending on assay
- Species dogs, cats and 10+ exotic species
- Connectivity HL7; cloud LIS for morphology images
- Design dry, reagent-free hematology workflow
Pricing is available to approved ClinixLynx buyers. Request access and we'll enable pricing on your account.
Pricing is available to approved ClinixLynx buyers. Request access and we'll enable pricing on your account.
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What do 100 tests really cost your clinic?
Approved clinic accounts can use our cost calculator with live ClinixLynx pricing for both the QT3 chemistry and VM2 hematology analyzers, and plug in their own numbers.
- Compare your cost per 100 tests against IDEXX reference-lab send-out, Catalyst, ProCyte, or Zoetis VetScan, at your contracted rates.
- See year-one total cost, including the annual minimums that come with "free" placed analyzers.
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