Hossein Babashah

Title: Hossein Babashah: Inventor of a Fluorescence Sensor Device

Introduction

Hossein Babashah is an inventor based in Chavannes-près-Renens, Switzerland. His work includes a patent for a sensor device that uses fluorescence to detect a physical phenomenon. He is associated with Kwan-Tek.

Latest Patents

Babashah is named on 1 patent: “Sensor device comprising a source of fluorescence coupled to a fluorescence collector and magnetometer comprising said device.” The patent describes a sensor with a fluorescence source whose output varies according to the physical phenomenon being measured. An excitation source generates the fluorescence, which a collector gathers. A reflector surrounds the fluorescence source and directs the light toward the collector, while an opening at the reflector’s vertex allows the sensor to detect the phenomenon. The patent also describes a magnetometer incorporating this sensor device.

Career Highlights

The patent reflects Babashah’s contribution to sensor technology, particularly the design of a fluorescence-based sensing device and its application in a magnetometer. His listed company affiliation is Kwan-Tek.

Collaborations

Mathis Autant is identified as Babashah’s coworker. The patent information provided describes the invention but does not specify the roles of individual collaborators.

Conclusion

Hossein Babashah’s patent documents an approach to sensing that combines fluorescence collection and reflection, with a design also applicable to magnetometry.