G01N2201/12784

GAS SENSOR DEVICE AND METHOD FOR UPDATING BASELINE CALIBRATION PARAMETER
20240264077 · 2024-08-08 ·

A computer implemented method and a gas sensor device comprising a spectroscopic sensing unit (2), a memory (3) and a control unit (4), is described. The control unit (4) is configured to output calibrated values, which are measures of a concentration of a gas component measured by the spectroscopic sensing unit (2), wherein the calibrated values are determined from measurement values obtained from the spectroscopic sensing unit (2) and a baseline calibration parameter retrieved from the memory (3). The control unit is configured to update the baseline calibration parameter (zero) by identifying the minimum measurement value obtained during a predetermined first time period (14), obtaining a time for the first time period (14), obtaining a model value corresponding to the obtained time, determining an updated baseline calibration parameter based on the minimum measurement value and the model value, and updating the baseline calibration parameter stored in the memory (3).

Diamond ATR artefact correction
10018561 · 2018-07-10 · ·

A method of using a spectrometer to produce corrected diamond Attenuated Total Reflectance (ATR) spectral data includes acquiring, using the spectrometer, an initial set of ATR spectral data for a sample pressed into contact with a diamond ATR crystals; numerically matching, using the spectrometer, a pressure dependent diamond artifact reference spectrum to a corresponding pressure dependent diamond artifact in the initial set of ATR spectral data; and numerically subtracting out the numerically matched pressure dependent diamond artifact reference spectrum from the initial set of ATR spectral data to yield a corrected set of ATR spectral data for the sample for output by the spectrometer.

Focusing linear model correction and linear model correction for multivariate calibration model maintenance
12174110 · 2024-12-24 · ·

A device may obtain a master beta coefficient of a master calibration model associated with a master instrument. The master beta coefficient may be at a grid of a target instrument. The device may perform constrained optimization of an objective function, in accordance with a set of constraints, in order to determine a pair of transferred beta coefficients. The constrained optimization may be performed based on an initial pair of transferred beta coefficients, the master beta coefficient, and spectra associated with a scouting set. The device may determine, based on the pair of transferred beta coefficients, a transferred beta coefficient. The device may determine a final transferred beta coefficient based on a set of transferred beta coefficients including the transferred beta coefficient. The final transferred beta coefficient may be associated with generating a transferred calibration model, corresponding to the master calibration model, for use by the target instrument.

Gas sensors

A gas sensor for measuring concentration of a predetermined gas includes a light source (2) arranged to emit pulses of light, a measurement volume (10), a detector (4) arranged to receive light that has passed through the measurement volume (10), and an adaptable filter (6) disposed between the light source (2) and the detector (4). The gas sensor has a measurement state in which it passes at least one wavelength band which is absorbed by the gas and a reference state in which said wavelength band is attenuated relative to the measurement state. A controller is connected to each of the light source, the detector and the adaptable filter to change the adaptable filter between one of said measurement state and said reference state to the other at least once during a gas sensor operation period.

Inspection apparatus and inspection method for display device
12247930 · 2025-03-11 · ·

An embodiment provides an inspection apparatus for a display device, including: a light supplier that supplies light to a surface of the display device; an inspection pattern portion positioned between the display device and the light supplier; a measurement portion that measures reflected light reflected from the surface of the display device; and a processor that processes data of the reflected light measured by the measurement portion, wherein the processor includes a calibration data portion including calibration data and a calibrator calibrating the data using the calibration data of the calibration data portion.

Systems and methods for detecting foodborne pathogens using spectral analysis

An example system includes a light intensity measuring apparatus couplable to a food processing apparatus and a computing system. The light intensity measuring apparatus includes a chamber configured to receive a water sample from the food processing apparatus, a light source, a detector configured to detect light that has passed through the water sample and measure multiple times intensities of wavelengths of the light to obtain multiple sets of measured intensities of wavelengths, and a communication module configured to provide the multiple sets of measured intensities of wavelengths. The computing system may receive the multiple sets of measured intensities, process the multiple sets to obtain a set of values, apply a first set of decision trees to the set of values to obtain a first result indicating a positive or negative foodborne pathogen detection, generate a notification indicating either the positive of negative detection, and provide the notification.

FIELD QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS METHOD AND SYSTEM OF LITHIUM
20250216334 · 2025-07-03 ·

The present disclosure provides a field quantitative analysis method and system of lithium, and relates to the technical field of field quantitative analysis of lithium. The method includes: measuring a laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy of a lithium-containing mineral, to obtain spectral data of the lithium-containing mineral; taking the spectral data as an input, and determining a mineral class of the lithium-containing mineral based on a trained mineral classification model; and taking the spectral data as the input, and determining content of lithium in the lithium-containing mineral based on a calibration curve corresponding to the mineral class.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DETECTING FOODBORNE PATHOGENS USING SPECTRAL ANALYSIS

An example system includes a light intensity measuring apparatus couplable to a food processing apparatus and a computing system. The light intensity measuring apparatus includes a chamber configured to receive a water sample from the food processing apparatus, a light source, a detector configured to detect light that has passed through the water sample and measure multiple times intensities of wavelengths of the light to obtain multiple sets of measured intensities of wavelengths, and a communication module configured to provide the multiple sets of measured intensities of wavelengths. The computing system may receive the multiple sets of measured intensities, process the multiple sets to obtain a set of values, apply a first set of decision trees to the set of values to obtain a first result indicating a positive or negative foodborne pathogen detection, generate a notification indicating either the positive of negative detection, and provide the notification.

MULTI-ANGLE VEHICLE DEFECT MEASUREMENT USING SURFACE-ADAPTIVE OPTICAL CORRECTIONS
20250314599 · 2025-10-09 · ·

A method and system for estimating dimensions of vehicle exterior defects using multiple cameras arranged in a predefined configuration. The method comprises receiving images from multiple strategically positioned image sensors including side cameras parallel to a vehicle height axis, diagonal cameras at an inclined angle, and roof top cameras perpendicular to the height axis. An angle to detected defects is computed based on image sensor parameters. Different distance calculations are applied based on vehicle section location, with specialized formulas for windshield, back window, and roof components. Defect sizes are computed by determining multiple defect dimensions, with at least one dimension being adjusted by an angular correction factor derived from the relationship between camera angle and vehicle surface orientation. The system implements comprehensive validation through cross-referencing between cameras, comparison with known specifications, and measurement consistency analysis across multiple frames.

Multi-angle vehicle defect measurement using surface-adaptive optical corrections
12517061 · 2026-01-06 · ·

A method and system for estimating dimensions of vehicle exterior defects using multiple cameras arranged in a predefined configuration. The method comprises receiving images from multiple strategically positioned image sensors including side cameras parallel to a vehicle height axis, diagonal cameras at an inclined angle, and roof top cameras perpendicular to the height axis. An angle to detected defects is computed based on image sensor parameters. Different distance calculations are applied based on vehicle section location, with specialized formulas for windshield, back window, and roof components. Defect sizes are computed by determining multiple defect dimensions, with at least one dimension being adjusted by an angular correction factor derived from the relationship between camera angle and vehicle surface orientation. The system implements comprehensive validation through cross-referencing between cameras, comparison with known specifications, and measurement consistency analysis across multiple frames.