Taiwan Biophotonic Corporation

Industrial Technology Research Institute

Kuan-Jui Ho

Chang-Sheng Chu

Yu-Tang Li

Shuang-Chao Chung

Pei-Cheng Ho

Jyh-Chern Chen

Chih-Hsun Fan

Peng-Yu Chen

Pei-Fang Tsou

A method for non-invasive glucose monitoring includes the following steps. At least one ray of light is emitted from at least one light source. The light emitted from the light source is leaded into an eyeball and focused on the eyeball through a first beam splitter. The reflected light reflected from the eyeball is transmitted through the first beam splitter to a set of photo detectors. Optical angular information and energy information of the reflected light transmitted to the set of photo detectors are measured. Optical angular difference and energy difference resulting from the light emitted from the light source and the reflected light transmitted to the set of photo detectors are obtained. Glucose information is obtained by analyzing the optical angular difference and the energy difference. Since glucose information has a corresponding relationship with blood glucose information, blood glucose information may be obtained.

Method for glucose monitoring

The present disclosure generally relates to an optical measurement module, an optical measurement device, and a method for optical measurement. The optical measurement module provides optical architecture to measure the optical properties of an analyte. The optical measurement device comprising the optical measurement module is configured to measure the optical properties of an analyte. The method for the optical measurement provides steps for optical measurement.

Module, device and method for optical measurement

An optical measurement device includes a light source, first and second beam splitters, and first and second photodetectors. The light source that generates an emitted light beam. The first beam splitter that divides the emitted light beam into a compensation light beam and a measurement light beam. The first beam splitter directs the measurement light beam to a target. The second beam splitter that redirects the compensation light beam from the first beam splitter. A part of wavelength dependent characteristics of the first beam splitter and the second beam splitter are the same. The first photodetector that detects the compensation light beam redirected from the second beam splitter. The second photodetector that detects the measurement light beam reflected by the target and redirected by the first beam splitter. Another optical measurement device and an optical measurement method are also provided.

Optical measurement device and optical measurement method

The present disclosure generally relates to a device and a method for alignment. The alignment device provides optical architecture to align the alignment device to an analyte and measure the optical properties of an analyte. The method for alignment provides steps for aligning an optical measurement device to an analyte.

Device and method for alignment

A projector employing multiple organic electroluminescence (OEL) image panels, in which each image panel is made with multiple light-emitting OEL components. Each light-emitting OEL component represents one image element. The OEL component is capable of emitting individual prime colors, red (R), green (G) or blue (B), or producing white light which is then made to passes through color filters to produce RGB colors. The new structure for the projector provides the features of downsized dimensions, luminous efficiency and light-focusing capability.

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Zhubei, Taiwan

Kuan-Jui Ho