GoyaLab develops compact, modular spectrometers like IndiGo and GoSpectro, enabling users to perform precise spectral analysis in various fields such as gemology and chemical research using smartphones or handheld devices. By making spectrometry accessible and user-friendly, GoyaLab addresses the challenge of complex and costly traditional spectrometry equipment, facilitating on-site measurements and analysis.
Funding
$191.6K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Traditional spectrometry equipment is often complex, costly, and bulky, making it inaccessible for on-site measurements and analysis in various fields. This limits the ability to perform spectral analysis outside of laboratory settings.
Solution
GoyaLab develops compact, modular spectrometers, including the IndiGo and GoSpectro, that bring spectral analysis capabilities to a wider range of users and applications. The IndiGo series are handheld spectrometers suitable for laboratory or field use, offering modularity with various light sources and accessories. The GoSpectro turns smartphones or tablets into spectrometers, enabling users to measure, record, analyze, and export spectral data. GoyaLab's spectrometers and related software applications facilitate on-site measurements and analysis in diverse fields such as gemology, chemical analysis, education, and lighting identification.
Target Audience
GoyaLab's products target professionals and researchers in gemology, chemical analysis, education, and other fields requiring accessible and portable spectrometry solutions.
Features
- IndiGo: a modular spectrometer with options for UV/Vis, Fluorescence (LED or Laser), and Near-Infrared (NIR) spectral analysis.
- GoSpectro: a smartphone-compatible spectrometer that transforms mobile devices into portable spectral analyzers.
- SpectroLab: a free software application for PC and Android, offering a wide range of spectral data analysis capabilities.
- Accessories: complementary modules such as LED excitation sources, laser excitation sources, and cuvette holders for analyzing solid or liquid samples.
- GemSpectr: a dedicated application for gemologists, enabling real-time comparison of gemstone spectra against a database.