Raj Ranade

Title: Raj Ranade and Automated Laboratory Teaching Technology.

Introduction

Raj Ranade is an inventor associated with Reading, Massachusetts, and HighRes Biosolutions, Inc. His patent work concerns automated laboratory equipment and the precise positioning of robotic systems.

Latest Patents

The provided information identifies one patent associated with Ranade: “Apparatus and Method for Automated Teaching of Locations in Laboratory Automation Equipment.” The invention describes an automatic teaching system for an automated laboratory. It combines a specimen-holder station, a robot transport with a movable end effector, an electromagnetic distance sensor, and a fixture with a distinctive geometric pattern. A controller registers distance signals from the sensor to help determine locations within the equipment. Ranade is credited with 1 patent in the information provided.

Career Highlights

Ranade’s listed work at HighRes Biosolutions, Inc. connects his invention to laboratory automation. The patent describes technology intended to support automated teaching of equipment locations through sensor-based measurements and robotic positioning.

Collaborations

Ian Locke is identified as Ranade’s coworker. The available information does not specify whether Locke collaborated on the patent or on the invention.

Conclusion

Raj Ranade’s listed patent focuses on using distance sensing, a patterned fixture, and robotic control to teach locations in laboratory automation equipment.