Unima at the Finals of Startup Battlefield Latin America 2018
Recorded on November 10, 2018. Unima developed a fast and low-cost diagnostic and disease surveillance technology that allows anyone, even people with no technical training, to diagnose a disease at the point of care, without using lab equipment, with results in 15 minutes and at $1 per test.
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