Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2012-2013
Title: Innovations by Doug Haas in Detection Systems
Introduction
Doug Haas is an accomplished inventor based in Lancaster, CA (US). He has made significant contributions to the field of detection systems, particularly in the areas of explosive and drug detection. With a total of 2 patents, Haas continues to push the boundaries of technology in this critical area.
Latest Patents
Haas's latest patents include a "Variable fan for portable explosive or drug detection system." This invention discloses systems and methods to automatically detect the presence of a substance on a test swipe. It involves capturing a background image of the test swipe, applying test chemicals, adjusting the temperature of the test swipe, and controlling a variable speed fan to avoid fogging the camera's lens. The process culminates in generating a difference value from the images and searching a known database to identify the substance.
Another notable patent is the "Explosive or drug detection system for shipping containers." This invention features a tester designed to detect the presence of a target substance. It includes a housing that can be mounted on a shipping container, a chemical reservoir, and a disc or automated cartridge containing test filter swipes. The system is equipped with a camera to capture images from the test swipe, a processor to analyze the images, and a transmitter to send test results to a remote computer.
Career Highlights
Doug Haas is currently employed at Chemspectra, Inc., where he applies his expertise in developing innovative detection systems. His work has been instrumental in enhancing safety and security measures in various applications.
Collaborations
Haas collaborates with his coworker, Jeffrey S Haas, to further advance their projects and innovations in detection technology.
Conclusion
Doug Haas is a notable inventor whose work in detection systems has led to significant advancements in safety technology. His innovative patents reflect his commitment to improving detection methods for explosives and drugs.