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ASTRI Proprietary Healthcare Electronics John Tsang, WM Optoelectronics 08 July 2016

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Healthcare Electronics

John Tsang, WM

Optoelectronics 08 July 2016

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Healthcare Electronics

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Source: http://www.gettyimages.com/

• Small Size – Portable – Wearable – implantable – injectable / swallowable

• Real time / Continual Measurement

– Physiology – Environment – Food

• Wireless connectivity / IoT

• Alerts / Tips

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Dream Devices

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Non-invasive Blood Glucose Meter

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxXnjY7jy9g

Food Sensor

Source: http://the-sun.on.cc/cnt/news/20140905/00407_003.html

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Non-invasive Blood Glucose Meter

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Products with CE Mark

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1998 1999 2003 2007 2011 2012 2013

Diasensor 2000 Pendra glucose Watch Glucotrack (糖无忌)

Combo-Glucometer CNOGA

GlucoWatch OrSense NBM 200G C8 MediSensors HypoMon

FDA cleared on Mar 2001

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Products with CE Mark

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1998 1999 2003 2007 2011 2012 2013

Diasensor 2000 Pendra glucose Watch Glucotrack (糖无忌)

Combo-Glucometer CNOGA

GlucoWatch OrSense NBM 200G C8 MediSensors HypoMon

FDA cleared on Mar 2001

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Skin Structure

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DOI: 10.1038/srep07013

Stratum corneum

Epidermis

Dermis

Interstitial fluid

Glucose Molecules

• Human skin is ~2–3 mm thick

• No blood vessels and very little glucose in epidermis

• Interstitial body fluid constitutes ~45% of the volume fraction of human skin (Dermis)

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Glucowatch

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Source: ISBN 0 642 82610 2

• GlucoWatch ( CE mark @ Dec 1999) • FDA cleared on Mar 2001 • Adjunctive medical device • Reverse iontophoresis • Out of business due to skin irritation and

unreliable hypoglycemia detection

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Pendra glucose Watch

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• Pendra glucose Watch (CE Mark @ May 2003) • Adjunctive Type IIb medical device • Impedance Spectroscopy • Withdrawn due to inaccurate and failed to warn of

dangerous blood sugar levels.

Source: www.pendra.narod.ru/downloads/Presentation_Warsaw_110904.pdf

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Non CE Mark Products

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Symphony™ Transdermal Continuous Glucose Monitor

(tCGM) System

Google smart contact lens

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HypoMon, AiMedics

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• 4 electrodes • Change of bodies physiological responses (e.g.

ECG and skin impedance) • Recalled at Aug 2013 and identified that it is not

performing as well as expected

Source: Nguyen HT, Ghevondian N, Jones T (2006): Neural-network Detection of Hypoglycemic Episodes in children with Type 1 Diabetes using Physiological Parameters, 28th Annual Int Conf of the IEEE Eng in Med and Biol Society, New York, 6053-6056.

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Glucotrack (糖无忌)

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Glucotrack (CE mark @ Jun 2013) • Multi-sensors technology: ultrasonic,

electromagnetic, and thermal • Calibration valid for 6 months • Zones A & B: 95.9% Zone A: 41.3%;

Source: http://www.integrity-app.com/the-glucotrack/

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Combo-Glucometer, CNOGA

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• Combo-Glucometer, CNOGA (CE Mark @ Mar 2011)

• Skin pigment tone • Optical: 300 nm to 1200 nm • Diabetics Type 2 only • Initial individual calibration (65 -100

invasive measurements in less than 2 weeks time)

Source: http://cnogacare.co/

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Optical Method

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DOI: 10.1038/srep07013

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OrSense NBM 200G

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• OrSense NBM 200G (Jun 2007)

• Tested on over 450 diabetic subjects

• Occlusion Spectroscopy

• Red/near-infrared (R/NIR)

• Unavailable for the market yet

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGbhElP-UUc

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C8 MediSensors

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• Raman • Out of business

Source: J Diabetes Sci Technol Vol 3, Issue 2, March 2009

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Food Sensor

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Food Sensor (Optical Method)

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Ref: Chem. Soc. Rev., 2012, 41, 5706–5727

Sowoidnich New Food. 2013. p. 14.

• Raman /NIR is an optical technique to probe

molecular vibration states thus it can show

the chemical fingerprints of the foodstuffs,

non-invasively

• Optical spectroscopic method can be used

for many food safety and quality (FSQ)

applications in food industry such as:

– pesticides residue on vegetables & fruits

– meat spoilage / freshness detection

– authentication for oil and may others

– Cheese protein quality

– adulterant in milk (Melamine)

– ... etc

Meat Spoilage Detection

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Industry Application

http://www.stemilt.com/our-stories/history-innovation/

• Non-destructive sweetness testing based on near-infrared technology (NIR) is put on Stemilt fruit packing lines.

• provide information about the sugar levels and overall quality of the fruit being packed

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SCiO (NIR)

SCiO (KickSTARTER) •Price: $299 / unit •Target: $200,000 ($2,241,170@ 3 June 2014) •Period: 29 Apr – 16 Jun 2014 •Sensitive: major components of foods (i.e. with typical concentration of 1% or more • Collaboration with ADI to develop a sensor-to-cloud personal and industrial IoT platform that analyzes liquids and solids

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/903107259/scio-your-sixth-sense-a-pocket-molecular-sensor-fo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Xa-uy9fLEE

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MS-technologies Israel

http://www.ms-technologies.com/products/foodscan/

Hand-held food contamination detector using HF-QCM sensor technology to detect the contamination caused by common pathogens such as Salmonella, E.coli O157:H7, Listeria and others.

• Contact or non-contact analysis • Real-time analysis in 6 seconds • Pre-emptive food poisoning • Wireless and/or GPS data transmission • 850 g with 8-hr battery

FOODSCAN (Electronic Noise)

− High-Frequency Quartz Crystal Microbalance (HF-QCM) Technologies

− A large bank of thin chemical coatings that can be applied on the active surface of HF-QCM sensors.

− Each of these coatings has a specific affinity to different target molecules.

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Market Analysis (Crowdfunding activities)

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Optical Spectroscopy

Electronic Nose

$250 / unit

$89/ unit

$499 / unit

$299 / unit

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How do spectrometer work?

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Filtering Disperse Interference

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Conventional Technical Approaches

Linear Variable Filter (LVF) based Spectrometer Tunable filter spectrometer

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Interference pattern in the temporal domain by moving

mirror

Detector

FT spectrometer (Michelson Interferometer)

• Robustness is limited by moving mirror

𝐼 𝑡 = 1

2𝐿 𝑘 1 + cos 2𝜋 ∙ 𝑘 ∙ 𝛿𝑙 𝑑𝑘

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L(k): Intensity at a particular k

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Conventional Dispersive Spectrometer

s d

• Resolution is limited by the grating ( 1/d)

and slit (1/s)

• Throughput is limited by the slit ( s)

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MEMS based Spectrometer

Classification: Disperse vs. Interference & Free-field vs. Waveguide

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Disperse

Interference

Free-field Waveguide

e.g. FT spectrometer e.g. AWG based SHS

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Free-field Spectrometer

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Complexity

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Macro-assembly

Micro-assembly

Wafer-scale Integration

Monolithic Integration

MEMS grating and movable slit

e.g. FP spectrometer components on AlN baseplate Pick & Place technology Axsun Technology

e.g. Disperse NIR spectrometer 950 – 1900 nm IMPS, Fraunhofer

e.g. Disperse IR spectrometer Wafer bonding DTU, Netherlands

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Foss 6500

PHAZIR

INSION MicroNIR, JDSU

Neospectra, Si-ware

Technology

Grating Disperse + Grating Light Valve

Waveguide Echelle Grating LIGA Molding / PMMA

Linear Variable Filter

Michelson Interferometer (moving mirror)

Max dimension

43 cm 30 cm

6.7 cm 4.5 cm 8.0 cm

Resolution

2 nm N.A. (10 -12 nm)

< 16 nm 6.5 nm 16 nm

Spectral Range

1000 -2500 nm

1000 -1600 nm

900 – 1700 nm 950 – 1650 nm

1250 – 1700 nm

Competitive Analysis

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Elderly Demand on Portable Healthcare Electronics

• Potential Users: Elderly keen to technology, healthy

elderly living alone & active elderly;

• Chronic diseases elderly concerns most: blood

pressure, heart disease, cardiovascular disease

(stroke), diabetes, dementia.

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Source: ITRI-IEK and OC&C joint study (2010-2011)

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Healthcare Electronics at ASTRI

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Pulse Oximetry Module (15x15x1.7mm)

IP-protected Sensor Module (9x11x1.1mm)

Reflective Pulse Oximeter

Reflective pulse oximetry module Continual measurement of blood oxygen saturation, pulse

rate, breathing rate and heart rate variability Key features:

• Unaffected by nail polish or onychomycosis • Fulfilled FDA standard(Arms <3.5%) • Wireless connectivity • Easy integration with consumer electronics

Pulse Oximetry Dongle (57x27x14.5mm, 15g)

Patent No.: US 2012/0176599

CN 102727220A

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Cardiovascular Monitoring Device

Parameters: • Heart Rate • Arterial Stiffness Index (ASI) • Continual Blood Pressure Measurement

(40 – 180mmHg 8mmHg) Features:

• Compact pressure senor • Cuffless • Continual Measurement • Wireless connectivity

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Cognitive Health Monitoring Device

• Measure pulse oximetry, breathing rate and balance in Autonomous Nervous System (ANS)

• Relieve your stress, and improve your sleeping quality & balance in ANS by controlling your breathing

Physiological &

Cognitive

Measurement Balance in

Autonomous

Nervous System

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Non-Invasive Blood Glucose

• Working Principles: Measurement of

scattered light at different

wavelength in the spectrum

• Applications: pre-screening of pre-

diabetes and diabetes

• Usage: Put your finger on the sensor

Blood glucose level at

different time of a day

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Compact Optical System for Food Safety/Quality

Current Future

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• Portable

• Control environment

• Rapid Detection (~1-2 min)

• Sample Preparation

• Accessory

• Ambient environment

• Real-time detection (< 1 min)

• Direct Measurement

ASTRI

Miniaturized

High-throughput

Broad range

High resolution

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End of Presentation Thank you. Questions are welcome.

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