MUMBAI, India, Aug. 12 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202421094351 A) filed by Joshi, Meet Nitin on December 01, 2024, for Universal Non-Invasive Modular Broadspectrum Optical Analysis System.
Inventor includes Patel, Suhani Anilbhai.
The application for the patent was published on August 07, 2026, under issue no. 32/2026.
Abstract: ABSTRACT UNIVERSAL NON-INVASIVE MODULAR BROAD-SPECTRUM OPTICAL ANALYSIS SYSTEM A universal non-invasive modular broad- spectrum optical analysis system enables rapid molecular-level detection and quality measurement across solids, liquids, powders, biological tissues, and heterogeneous materials without lenses, gratings, sample preparation, or consumables. The system employs structured multi-wavelength illumination (220–2300 nm) and a lensless illumination–detection chamber achieving approximately 3–5 mm subsurface penetration, allowing comprehensive photometric interaction with complex samples. A Computational Molecular Photometry (CMP) engine and Molecular Photometric Response Technology (MPRT) reconstruct molecular signatures from diffuse photometric fields using standardized optical-domain calibration and depth-aware inversion. Integrated AI-driven interpretation ensures accurate qualitative and quantitative molecular outputs across multiple industrial and biological domains. The handheld, battery-powered device supports inline, online, at-line, offline, and on- site operation, with =1-second measurement time and device-to-device variation 1.2%. Real-time geolocation tagging enables traceability. Data can be integrated into digital supply chains and blockchain-based quality assurance networks.
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