λ = 365nm UV-A | 405nm VIOLET FLUORESCENCE STOKES SHIFT

Bringing Your Lab Into Reality

We detect microbial contamination invisible to the human eye. Combining specialized fluorescence optics, optical computer vision, and biomedical AI for point-of-care surface verification.

< 15ms
Inference Latency
99.4%
Pathogen Precision
48Zones
Telemetry Coverage
OPTICAL RADAR SCANNER SURGICAL THEATRE 4B • CONTINUOUS SENSING
ACTIVE
UV Intensity
14.8 mW/cm²
Peak Emission
520.4 nm
Noise Floor (SNR)
34.2 dB
Surface Coverage
120 m² Ward
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The Wood’s Lamp Surface Inspector

To the naked human eye under ambient white light, hospital surfaces appear spotless. Hover or drag the UV inspection beam below to excite hidden bacterial biofilms and chemical residues.

λ: 365nm UV-A | EM: 520nm
Drag or move cursor across the operating table to reveal hidden fluorescence.

Clinical Sterility at the Speed of Light

ARGUS closes the latency gap between cleaning and verification. No waiting 48 hours for Petri dish cultures.

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Step 01

Optical Excitation

Narrow-band ultraviolet emitters excite surface molecules. Stokes shift emissions are captured across 32 discrete spectral bands in milliseconds.

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Step 02

Deep Learning Inference

Convolutional and spectral transformer models differentiate pathogen colonies from harmless disinfectant residue with 99.4% precision.

Step 03

Point-of-Care Triage

Surfaces are classified into actionable risk tiers (High, Medium, Low, Clean) and mapped onto the ward floorplan in real time.

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Step 04

Automated Remediation

Telemetry automatically dispatches robotic UV-C sanitizers to targeted biohazard coordinates, certifying sterility before patient intake.

Ward 4B Contamination Matrix

48 clinical zones monitored in real-time. Real-time optical sensors detect surface contamination and classify threat levels instantly.

Sterility Index
96.4%
Active Biohazards
2
Sensors Online
48/48
Sterile Zones
30/48
High Biohazard (Colony detected)
2
Medium Risk (Protein soil)
6
Low Risk (Detergent residue)
10
Certified Sterile (0 CFU/cm²)
30
Ward 4B — Floorplan Matrix (6 × 8) Click any zone to inspect spectral telemetry & pathogen classification

Zone A1 Diagnostic

Medical-Grade Stainless 316L
Classification Confidence: 99.4%
Estimated Microbial Count: 0 CFU/cm²
Sterility Action: Surface certified STERILE for surgical procedures
Fluorescence Spectrum (nm) 400nm – 650nm

Continuous Feedback & AI Pipeline

Every scan enriches our empirical contamination dataset. Hardware optical data fuses with clinical chemical databases to continually refine classification weights.

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Stage 01

Raw Optical Ingestion

365nm UV emission acquisition with 520nm bandpass isolation filter.

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Stage 02

Product & Context Fusion

Scan data fused with hospital disinfectant logs and surface roughness parameters.

Stage 03

Neural Classification

Spectral transformer separates biofilm colonies from soap residue.

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Stage 04

Point-of-Care Verdict

Automated edge remediation command dispatched to UV-C robot in <15ms.

Stage 1: Multi-Band UV Ingestion (λ = 365nm / 405nm)

High-speed CMOS sensor captures surface optical emission with specialized bandpass filtration. Isolates fluorescent Stokes shifts while blocking ambient ceiling glare.

const sensor = createOpticalCapture({
  wavelength: 365, // nm UV-A
  exposureMs: 12.5,
  bandpassFilter: "520nm_EMISSION"
});
const rawFrame = sensor.acquireSurfaceFrame();

Engineering Build Log

Empirical validation and model training notes logged directly from our lab bench.

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Scans Completed
Hardware 365nm Optical Sensor
Sep 10, 2026

Calibrated 365nm narrow-band optical emission sensor with 99.4% glare rejection

Standard clinical operating room lights (5000K LED) were previously washing out subtle fluorescence signals. We integrated a dielectric optical bandpass coating centered at 520nm ± 10nm, suppressing 99.4% of overhead glare without requiring a darkroom setup.

AI / Vision Spectral Transformer
Sep 5, 2026

Training Run #28: Model successfully isolates bacterial biofilm from soap residue

Quaternary ammonium cleaners leave an organic-like haze that fooled earlier threshold filters. By adding a 16-channel spectral decomposition layer, the model accurately tags chemical residue as Low Risk while flagging genuine Staphylococcus aureus colonies as Critical Biohazards.

Clinical Trials Ward 4B Study
Aug 29, 2026

48-Zone floorplan validation across 6 high-traffic surgical prep suites

Real-world testing verified sub-15ms edge inference on local hardware. Hospital infection control teams reported an 82% reduction in unaddressed surface contamination events across the 48 monitored zones.