Patent Granted for the Non-Contact Detection of Diseases, Viruses, and Other Biological Infections

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Patent Granted for the Non-Contact Detection of Diseases, Viruses, and Other Biological Infections

Didsbury, October 29th 2024 – Airwave Electronics is proud to announce that it has been granted a groundbreaking patent for its innovative

Non-Contact Detection System for Diseases, Viruses, and Other Biological Infections

This cutting-edge technology represents a significant advancement in detection of viruses and other biological infections, enabling rapid and accurate detection without the need for physical contact or invasive procedures.

With global health concerns on the rise, this newly patented system offers a revolutionary approach to non-contact detection.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
The purpose of the invention is to provide rapid non-contact detection of diseases, viruses, and other biological infections. A method of detecting diseases, viruses, and other biological infections is disclosed. The method comprises a gas analyzer detecting the chemical release emitted from a living body. The gas analyzer is an optical sensor and is located near the target. The gas analyzer then processes the readings using internal software to give an instant value of the concentration of the target gas. The gas analyzer would then output a signal indicating the presence of the gas. The gas analyzer can also incorporate a video camera for aiming purposes and recording images.

The non-contact capability reduces the risk of cross-contamination and enhances efficiency in high-traffic environments such as airports, hospitals, and public spaces.

“We are thrilled to receive this patent, which validates years of research and development in the field of non-contact medical diagnostics,” said Colin Minty, CEO at Airwave Electronics. “This innovation has the potential to transform how we detect and manage infectious diseases, improving public health on a global scale.”

The patent, officially issued by United States Patent Office under patent number US12127813B2, underscores the uniqueness and effectiveness of this technology. The system is expected to be integrated into various healthcare and safety infrastructures, aiding in the early detection of potential outbreaks and enhancing preparedness against future pandemics.

Airwave Electronics is now exploring partnerships and commercialization opportunities to bring this technology to market. Researchers and industry leaders interested in collaboration are encouraged to reach out.

For media inquiries, interviews, or more information, please contact:

Colin Minty

Airwave Electronics

(1) 403 335 9875

gasdetect.com

Patent: Detection of diseases viruses and other biological infections US12127813.pdf