Press coverage, IP portfolio updates, partnerships, and milestones from the Accubits Invent lab.
Mathrubhumi News, one of Kerala's premier news channels, featured our breath-based diagnostic technology in two exclusive segments — highlighting non-invasive disease detection and its potential impact on healthcare accessibility.
OBA-L™ has received Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) approval for clinical evaluation in India. The same month, our quality management system for medical-device design and manufacturing was certified to the international ISO 13485:2016 standard.
Accubits Invent has been accepted into NVIDIA's Inception program, gaining access to GPU technology, deep-learning expertise, and go-to-market support. The partnership will accelerate VolTrac™'s AI models for VOC pattern recognition and screening-support workflows.
The Times of India featured our patent portfolio work in non-invasive breath analysis. VolTrac™ analyzes volatile organic compound response patterns in exhaled breath for defined screening and research workflows.
The Hindu Business Line covered our advanced medical diagnostic sensor patent story and the broader non-invasive sensing work behind Accubits Invent's clinical-validation roadmap.
Financial Express highlighted our breath-based cancer screening patent story. Company-owned claims for OBA-L™ remain focused on screening / triage support under clinical validation.
Onmanorama profiled founders Dr. Nidhin Sreekumar and Dr. Aswathy Udayan, tracing the pivot from plant-communication research to human health, and the room-temperature sensing that fits clinical workflows.
Kerala Kaumudi featured our work in non-invasive sensing and intelligent diagnostics — spotlighting the breath-based VOC platform and continuous air-intelligence solutions for critical care spaces.
Our thermo-chemical process recovers titanium dioxide from discarded cigarette filters — turning waste into a resource and combating soil and water pollution from filter chemicals. Sustainability through materials innovation.
Our olfactory sensor work — born from research on plant volatile communication — has wide applications, including giving AI systems the long-sought "nose" for molecular sensing.
Our Nanotech team participated in NanoArtography — an international science image competition that blends nanoscience with art, organised by Prof. Babak Anasori.
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