Patent classifications
G01N2021/7763
WATER MONITORING DEVICE WITH REPLACEABLE REAGENT CARTRIDGE
A water monitoring device monitors and maintains swimming pool chemistry. The device mixes reagents with water in flowcells. The water chemistry is detected by measuring the light transmitted through the flowcells. The water monitoring device can communicate with computers, servers and mobile computing devices which can store and display the water chemistry information. The reagents can be stored in a replaceable reagent cartridge which can provide reagents for water testing and can be replaced when the reagents need to be replenished.
Interferometric detection and quantification system and methods of use in aquatics
A point of use analyte detection and quantification system for aquatic applications is provided. Related methods are also provided.
PATHOGEN SENSING ADAPTORS FOR USE IN BREATHING CIRCUITS
A pathogen detection system includes a pathogen sensing adaptor that detect pathogens present in the breathing circuit associated with a ventilated patient. A pathogen sensing adaptor may include a conduit, removable cartridges with testing strips, an optical sensor, and communication circuitry. Upon detecting a colorimetric change on the testing strip, the optical sensor generates a signal indicative of the presence and/or level of pathogens.
Fluid sensor apparatus
The invention relates to a fluid sensor apparatus and a related sensor card for determining and/or monitoring a pH and/or solute concentration in a fluid. The fluid sensor apparatus can be used in any application requiring the detection of fluid components or concentrations of solutes, and in an exemplary embodiment, is used to detect ammonia concentration and/or pH in dialysis fluid. The fluid sensor apparatus has a camera, a light source positioned opposite to the camera, and a receiving slot for positioning a removable sensor card between the camera and the light source such that both sides of the sensor card are exposed to the sampled fluid.
ELECTRONIC DEVICE FOR ANALYZING AN ANALYTE PRESENT IN A FLUID AND CONSUMABLE AND INTERCHANGEABLE SENSOR, METHOD OF MANUFACTURING SAID DEVICE AND SAID CONSUMABLE AND INTERCHANGEABLE SENSOR
The invention relates to an electronic device for analyzing an analyte (2) present in a fluid, comprising: a consumable and interchangeable sensor (10) comprising temporary receptors (14) capable of an interaction with the analyte present in the fluid, causing a change in local property; a sensor holder (50) in which the sensor is intended to be reversibly placed; and a transducer for the change in local property (130, 131; 230, 231), positioned on the sensor and/or on the sensor holder and able to convert the change in local property into an electronic signal expressing the change in local property. The sensor comprises a protection (17) for the temporary receptors. The invention also relates to the method of manufacturing this device, as well as to the consumable and interchangeable sensor and to its method of manufacturing.
Soil Analysis Compositions and Methods
Described herein is a method of analyzing nutrient content in soil, the method comprising a) obtaining a soil sample, b) adding a liquid to the soil sample to form a soil slurry, c) flowing the soil slurry through a filter, whereby the filter is oriented such that the soil slurry flows downward through the filter at least partially under the effects of gravity. d) blending a reagent composition with the soil slurry to form a soil mixture, and e) measuring an absorbance of the soil mixture.
Diagnostic kit and control method thereof
A diagnostic kit includes: a diagnostic chip formed with a flow channel through which a diagnostic sample moves; a diagnostic sample movement regulation unit opening/closing one end of the flow channel to regulate movement of the diagnostic sample; an optical information detection unit detecting optical information on the diagnostic sample; and a controller controlling operation of the diagnostic sample movement regulation unit and the optical information detection unit, wherein the optical information detection unit includes: a light source illuminating the diagnostic sample; and a sensor sensing the optical information from the diagnostic sample, the diagnostic sample movement regulation unit is operatively associated with the optical information detection unit, and the diagnostic chip and the optical information detection unit are moved relative to each other upon operation of the diagnostic sample movement regulation unit.
SOLUTION COLLECTION DEVICE WITH EVALUATION ELEMENT
A blood testing device for detecting hemolysis in a blood sample is described. The blood testing device comprises an housing for containing the blood sample. The housing has a treatment window and an optical zone formed therein. The blood testing device further includes an acoustic transducer positioned to selectively generate acoustic forces directed into the treatment window of the housing and a control unit for selectively actuating and deactuating the acoustic transducer to permit colorimetric analysis of plasma within the blood sample.
TWO DIMENSIONAL MATERIAL BASED PAPER MICROFLUIDIC DEVICE TO DETECT AND PREDICT ANALYTE CONCENTRATIONS IN MEDICAL AND NON-MEDICAL APPLICATIONS
The two-dimensional material (such as graphene, hBN) based Paper Microfluidic Device will detect various analytes, which can be related to disease conditions, to minimize guesswork for a common individual to recognize a certain analyte, and faster confirmation of analytes for professionals. It will enable to predict an increase of analyte concentrations through machine learning, be applicable in both medical and non-medical fields, have a refill enclosure, and a GPS activated app to contact nearby critical infrastructure in cases of medical applications. This will have the ability to detect analytes far faster than any traditional analyte detection systems in both medical and non-medical fields.
METHODS FOR MULTIPLEXING RECOMBINASE POLYMERASE AMPLIFICATION
This disclosure provides for methods and reagents for rapid multiplex RPA reactions and improved methods for detection of multiplex RPA reaction products. In addition, the disclosure provides new methods for eliminating carryover contamination between RPA processes.