Jérôme Michon
CEO
InSpek
InSpek develops integrated photonic sensors that utilize Raman spectroscopy for real-time monitoring of biological and chemical processes without the need for sampling. These sensors provide multiparametric data that enhance process understanding and optimization, improving yield and reducing waste across various scales and chemical compositions.
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- Biotechnology
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Updated 23 months ago
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Problem
Current methods for monitoring biological and chemical processes often require manual sampling and offline analysis, leading to delays and incomplete data. Traditional spectroscopic techniques are often bulky, expensive, and not easily integrated into real-time process control systems. This limits the ability to rapidly understand and optimize complex (bio)chemical reactions.
Solution
InSpek provides integrated photonic sensors that utilize Raman spectroscopy to enable real-time, in-situ monitoring of biological and chemical processes. Their optics-on-a-chip technology combines established optical analysis methods with integrated photonics, allowing for multiparametric data acquisition without the need for manual sampling. The sensors can be seamlessly integrated into various configurations, from milliliters to thousands of liters, and work across a broad range of chemical compositions. This enhanced monitoring provides a better understanding of processes, enabling their optimization to improve yield, reduce waste, and accelerate development.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes professionals in bioprocessing and chemical reaction monitoring, specifically those involved in upstream and downstream processes, batch chemistry, and flow chemistry.
Features
- Integrated photonic sensors for real-time Raman spectroscopy
- Multiparametric data acquisition for comprehensive process understanding
- Seamless integration into various scales, from milliliters to thousands of liters
- Compatibility with a broad range of chemical compositions
- Optics-on-a-chip technology for enhanced speed, sensitivity, and cost-effectiveness