Live demonstration: BCT-II — A hand-held, stand-alone, multimodal bio-sensing system

Abstract

Complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) integrated biosensors can be used to realize compact and highly integrated instruments with lower cost and greater ease than conventional optical approaches. Such sensor can eliminate time-consuming labeling processes, thus yielding real-time measurements with high throughput for applications, such as point-of-care testing or medical inspection at immigration. Moreover, the compatibility with communication and computer technologies enables gathering of sensed big data and medical diagnosis using artificial intelligence, by making connection with a main computer through the internet.