IonVision Example Data and R Visualization
This blog post is an adaptation from an R notebook that is shared in our GitHub. We show some sections of the IonVision data structure, and plot and explain some DMS spectra.
Discover industrial applications of Olfactomics IonVision differential ion mobility spectrometry.
Discover revolutionary surgical margin assessment with Olfactomics Resect using differential ion mobility spectrometry.
The core of all Olfactomics solutions is proprietary best-in-class differential mobility spectrometer that is capable of detecting compounds from the volatilome in PPB level concentrations in measurement time of milliseconds. The highly sensitive spectrometer is leveraged with state of the art data analytics.
This blog post is an adaptation from an R notebook that is shared in our GitHub. We show some sections of the IonVision data structure, and plot and explain some DMS spectra.
Our COO, Anton Kontunen, participated in the exciting exhibition at The Smarter E Europe event in Munich, Germany, on the 19th and 20th of June.
Our CTO Osmo Anttalainen visited KOTRA in Stockholm, Sweden. The conference dove into the latest advancements in battery technology.
Lithium ion battery recycling is a rapidly growing industry, since exponentially more batteries are coming to their end of life. Safe recycling requires proper handling of the batteries.
An article on the rapid identification of pediatric brain tumors using DMS was published in Frontiers in Oncology, section Neuro-Oncology and Neurosurgical Oncology!
The IonVision DMS sensor was delivered to a customer for evaluation in industrial scale battery leak detection.
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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreements No 827034 and No 848682.