Predict chromophore concentration from low-cost optical measurements for body composition analysis.
This case aligns visible and excitation wavelengths for different agents, reducing interference and improving image clarity.
Combining time-dependent signals at multiple wavelengths improves vessel caliber accuracy while reducing noise in superficial vessels.
A spectroscopic sensor separates biological signals from calibration data to improve non-invasive biological component estimation.
Photoacoustic excitation and Brillouin scattering enable contactless, contrast-free measurement of tissue mechanics at greater depth.
An integrated probe, illumination source, and spectrometer estimate tissue composition during ablation for real-time therapy feedback.
Acoustic signals from laser-tissue interaction guide energy and fiber position, improving precision while limiting non-treatment exposure.
This case uses tunable QCL spectroscopy, photodetection, and cloud processing to estimate glucose from exhaled acetone in real time.
A positioning mold and curing material preserve fiber alignment, reducing weight and signal distortion during movement.
A double-clad fiber and wavelength-separated detection enable co-registered FLIm and OCT imaging despite single-fiber interference.
Time-series thermal signals identify turnover events and sleep postures while reducing sensor complexity, cost, and privacy concerns.
A handheld camera uses controlled white and colored LEDs plus distance sensing for consistent skin images and oxygenation data.
Charging-time calibration improves optical accuracy for user-friendly antioxidant estimation.