Optical response measurement from skin and tissue using spectroscopy
AssigneeSpectricity
InventorsJonathan Borremans, Prashant Agrawal
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InventorsJonathan Borremans, Prashant Agrawal
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A device for measuring optical response from skin includes one or more illumination sources configured to irradiate light directly onto skin or tissue, where each illumination source is configured to provide light within a predetermined range of optical wavelengths. The device further includes one or more spectrometers, each including a plurality of interference filters overlaying one or more optical sensors, where each of spectrometers has a sensing range within a predetermined range of optical wavelengths and is configured to capture light emitted from the skin or tissue. Each of the one or more spectrometers included of the device is positioned a predetermined distance from at least one illumination source of the one or more illumination sources.
A device for measuring optical response from skin, the device comprising:
A method for measuring spectrophotometric parameters of skin by a spectroscopy device, the method comprising:
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