Breath sensors for pre-symptomatic disease detection
We are developing a non-invasive breath sensor for cows, for the early detection of illnesses well before observable symptoms. With automated and continuous monitoring, this would enable timely and precise feed adjustments by farmers to stop sickness progression. The technology is derived from extremely sensitive laser-based techniques enabling the specific detection of disease biomarkers.
These novel sensors will be instrumental in meeting the global challenge of feeding the increasing human population. Our technology will help farmers attain peak productivity and efficiency, while minimizing environmental emissions. Importantly, this will also help ensure a better quality of life for farm animals.
The Throwable Fire Extinguisher, Be smart. Be safe. We are developing an easy to use, throwable fire extinguisher, able to help parents and families with kids who want to be protected and be safe from small domestic fire accidents. Our device will solve the problem of people’s inexperience in using the traditional fire extinguisher due […]
Two complementary signals to improve the diagnostic pathway of cervical cancer The current diagnostic pathway of cervical cancer lacks simple and reliable examinations to rule out the disease, so that gynecologists must often refers the patient to a more invasive, but dependable biopsy (i.e. sampling of a small amount of tissue, sent for laboratory analysis). […]
Three dimensional reconstructions of skeletal muscles