Understanding life, one molecule at a time.
We translate VOC-sensing technology and AI into deployable devices. From breath-based disease screening to real-time compound detection — built on the VolTrac™ sensor platform.
Bridging molecular science and deployable healthcare devices.
We're a team of chemical engineers, biotechnologists, nano-scientists, and AI researchers building the next generation of breath-based and air-quality diagnostics. Our work spans materials science, sensor fabrication, AI-driven pattern recognition, and clinical validation — translating fundamental research into products that work outside the lab.
PPB-Level Sensitivity
Chemi-resistive sensor arrays with hybrid nano-polymers, tuned to detect volatile organic compounds at parts-per-billion levels.
AI-Driven Pattern Recognition
Neural networks trained on VOC fingerprints to identify physiological and environmental signals, from disease biomarkers to air-quality threats.
Deployable Products
Compact, low-power devices engineered for real-world environments — hospitals, clinics, and consumer hands — not just benchtops.
The future is ‘Interdisciplinary’.
The path forward in science is interdisciplinary. We merge multiple domains to build deployable diagnostic devices.
Our advancements in Material Science
Hybrid nano-polymers and conductive composites form the sensing layer behind the VolTrac™ platform. We engineer materials for selectivity, room-temperature operation, and long-term stability — the foundation for every Accubits Invent device.
Our advancements in Health Science
Every living organism emits volatile organic compounds — unique markers of physiological state. We translate breathomics and VOC fingerprints into non-invasive diagnostics for lung cancer, asthma, COPD, and metabolic monitoring.
Our advancements in Electronics
Compact, low-power sensor electronics with embedded readout, ADC integration, and Bluetooth/Wi-Fi connectivity. Engineered for handheld, bench-top, and wall-mount form factors so the sensing platform works outside the lab.
Our advancements in Artificial Intelligence
Neural networks trained on VOC fingerprints identify physiological and environmental signals — from disease biomarkers to air-quality threats. Drift compensation and continuous learning from field data keep accuracy high under real-world conditions.
VOC Sensors
Project VolTrac™ is at the forefront of VOC sensing — pioneering cost-effective, energy-efficient sensors with high sensitivity, unparalleled selectivity, and robust stability. PPB-level detection, room-temperature operation, and seamless integration into hospitals, wearables, and field deployments.
- Chemi-resistive arrays with hybrid nano-polymers
- Detection down to 0.1 PPB across 20+ analytes
- 1500-cycle stability with <10% drift
- Bluetooth & Wi-Fi ready for connected deployments
Deep science. Real products. Clinical impact.
Research-First
Every product traces back to peer-reviewed materials science and sensor engineering — not borrowed components.
Clinical Focus
Devices designed for hospitals and clinics from day one — engineered to meet regulatory and clinical-validation standards.
Real-Time Insights
Continuous monitoring with instant alerts, on-device AI, and IoT-ready integration — no data lag, no manual sampling.
Led by deep domain expertise.
Dr. Nidhin Sreekumar
Doctorate in Chemical Engineering with 13+ years of research experience in nanotechnology and VOC sensing. Dr. Nidhin leads R&D at Invent and drives the translation of fundamental sensing science into clinically deployable products.
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Dr. Aswathy Udayan
Co-founder and CTO at Invent, leading clinical translation and medical research. Dr. Aswathy bridges sensor science with healthcare workflows — driving validation of breath-based diagnostics and air-quality monitoring at hospital partner sites.
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Publications
Peer-reviewed papers on chemi-resistive sensor arrays, hybrid nano-polymers, and AI-driven VOC pattern recognition — the science behind every product.
Browse publications →News & Updates
Latest from the lab: patents, press features, partnerships, and product milestones — including coverage on Mathrubhumi News, Times of India, and more.
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