Milker manufacturers
SanusBio supplies a sensor module. You keep the milker, the parlor software, and the farm relationship.
How it mounts · what the farm services · OEM sectionSanusBio Research LLC
A milk reading during milking.
In-line milk monitoring during milking. BioSense is being developed to take a small sample while the cow is milked and give early signals for herd health decisions. Signals under evaluation include breeding, udder health, antibiotic residue, and selected pathogen signs including influenza A / H5N1. The sample does not go back into the tank.
In development. Patent pending. Not a cleared diagnostic. Not for sale. Photographs are design studies.
Why this exists
A reading during milking, without a bench.
Breeding, udder health, residue, and selected pathogen signs including influenza A / H5N1 are still mostly lab or cow-side jobs. BioSense is being built as a sensor module on the milking line so those questions can be asked in the same milking. Sample milk is discarded. It does not return to the bulk tank. The work is in development at SanusBio Research LLC. It is not for sale and it is not a cleared diagnostic.
Designed to support antibiotic stewardship, giving farms information at each milking so they can use antibiotics only when and where they’re needed.
Letters of support
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A grant letter is written for a named proposal, not generated by this page. Use the sentences below. Do not add detection limits, named OEM adoption, or a product approval. USDA 67-R-0007 is SanusBio Research LLC’s research-facility registration, not a device approval.
Farm or co-op
The parlor job does not become a bench test. Routine service is through a door, like changing a filter. Confirm treatment, shipment, or public-health actions the way you already confirm them.
Milker manufacturer
SanusBio supplies the sensor. You keep the milker, the parlor software, and the farm relationship. Smaller dairies and a milk line that is not your brand are an interface conversation after an agreement — not a claim on another manufacturer’s installed base.
Research collaborator
The work is in-line monitoring of raw milk during milking, for herd health decisions. Technical methods and unpublished performance move under a confidentiality agreement, not on this page.
Supplier
A supplier letter states that you can furnish a part or a material under your own commercial terms, and that you are willing to say so for a named proposal. This page does not list vendors and does not claim a signed supply agreement. Do not put unpublished specifications in the letter.
One-page letter reference (PDF) · Write [email protected] with program, institution, and due date.
Who this page is for
Four chairs. Four different next steps.
These four chairs only change which questions Ask BioSense offers. They do not fill the contact form. Tap a chair to jump to that section. Hear this plays that briefing. There is no fifth chair.
Farms and co-ops
Milk as you do now. A small sample is read on the line. Routine service is through a door with a handle.
Daily job · tank · veterinarian · Farms sectionReviewers
Intended use is a milk monitor on the milking line. Sample milk is discarded. Facility registration is not a product approval.
67-R-0007 · sample path · Reviewers sectionResearchers
In-line raw-milk monitoring for herd health decisions. Methods move under an agreement.
Collaboration · methods under agreement · Ask deskWhat it is
A sensor module. A door for routine service.
SanusBio Research LLC builds the sensor. Milker manufacturers are the intended path onto the farm.
- SanusBio builds the sensor. The milker manufacturer or its dealer installs it. No adoption by any milker brand is claimed here.
- Routine service through a door on the module. Same class of job as changing a filter.
- Signals under evaluation: reproductive markers such as progesterone; udder-health markers; antibiotic-residue indicators; selected pathogen indicators including influenza A / H5N1.
- A small takeoff after the previous cow has cleared the line. That milk is discarded. It does not return to the bulk tank.
Farms
Information in the same milking.
The parlor job does not become a bench test. Confirm treatment, shipment, or public-health actions the way you already confirm them.
On the farm
- Sample milk does not return to the tank.
- Routine service through a door.
- Not for sale today. In development.
Still the veterinarian’s
- Not a replacement for DHIA or a confirmatory lab.
- No published accuracy table on this page.
- Write [email protected] with herd size and milker brand.
OEMs
You keep the milker.
SanusBio supplies the sensor. You may use SanusBio’s housing or put the same sensor in your enclosure. Drawings move after an agreement.
The intended path is also smaller and mid-size dairies your dealers already reach, and a milk line that is not your brand — after an interface agreement. That is more places your channel already stands, not a second milker to invent. No public adoption by a named brand is claimed here.
Reviewers
What this page will and will not claim.
BioSense is under development as a milk monitor on the milking line. No product clearance is completed. USDA Certificate 67-R-0007 is SanusBio Research LLC’s research-facility registration. It is not a device approval.
No 510(k), no finished 3-A or PMO listing, no published detection limit. If you are a reviewer, write [email protected] and say which office you represent.
Researchers
Collaboration under an agreement.
The work is in-line monitoring of raw milk during milking, aimed at early signals for herd health decisions. Technical methods and unpublished performance move under a confidentiality agreement — not on this page. If you have a herd, a lab, or a surveillance question, write [email protected].
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Milk BioSense is in development. It is not a cleared diagnostic and it is not for sale.