Growing Up: the Outlook for the Cannabis Market in 2022 and Beyond
Highlights:
The legal cannabis market is here to stay, and is expected to continue to grow past 2030. There are known challenges, however, including the ...
Twist. Click.Test.
Ekidna is the lab-on-a-chip that rapidly tests cannabis samples
for key potency markers.
About us
About us
Fast, Accurate
Cannabis Testing On the Go
If you’re a large producer with your own lab, centralized testing means production bottlenecks and idle resources. For smaller producers who have to mail samples to a lab service, delays to market and lower quality products can be the result.
Ekidna’s cannabis testing kit accurately provides the cannabinoid information you need to fine-tune your production methods anywhere in your process or in your facility.
No matter the size of your operation, Ekidna can help you streamline testing, get products to market faster, and maximize operational efficiency.
Fast
Each test takes only 5 minutes
— monitor in real time.
Accurate
+/- 1% by weight —
as accurate as a lab.
Easy
Anyone can learn to test in
minutes — no scientific training needed.
Portable
2” x 2” x 5” system sits comfortably
in the palm of your hand.
Painless
Less fuss than a regular lab —
no maintenance or calibration needed.
Benefits
Benefits
Operational Benefits
What if you could get your results back in real time? What if you could monitor your
crops day to day, or your extracts as soon as your extraction is done?
crops day to day, or your extracts as soon as your extraction is done?
Better, More Informed Decisions
Adjust your product at any stage in the process.
Decentralizes
Testing
Test in as many locations simultaneously as you like.
Makes the Most
of OPEX
Helps ensure no resource is idle.
Maximizes Throughput
Minimizes stop-points in production.
Helps You Scale
Your Operation
Simple device helps you grow your business.
News
News
Ekidna in the News
Ekidna Sensing Accepted into First VentureLAB HCI Cohort
We are proud to announce our participation in the first VentureLAB HCI cohort. This program is Canada’s first and only semiconductor focused hardware incubator, and has $13 million in joint funding from the federal government and industry technology leaders.
Ekidna on CTV Morning Live
CTV Morning Live: Our founders visited the CTV set and discussed the cannabis industry, how the Ekidna test works, and the research that started us off.
University of Ottawa Developing Device to Measure THC to CBD Ratio to Help Crops and Cops
From the GrowthOP: The cannabis industry may soon undergo a seismic shift that will lie in the hands of growers. Researchers from the University of Ottawa are working on a hand-held tool that measures the ratio of THC to CBD in cannabis crops.
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