Aigene microfluidic chip detection technology refers to the use of micropipes to process small fluids and conduct directional flow in the reaction pool of the chip for constant-temperature amplification of nucleic acids.

Involving chemistry, fluid physics, microelectronics, new materials, biology and biomedical engineering, it is an emerging high-tech industry.

Because of the characteristics of miniaturization, integration, automation, etc., microfluidic devices are usually called microfluidic chips, or labs on a chip.