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1 MEMS pressure transducer Customized MEMS pressure transducer was specially designed, developed, fabricated, characterized, and packaged at CeNSE IISc, Bangalore. The timely support of the customized MEMS pressure transducer of the 0-65 Bar range has helped Bellatrix Aerospace make the ISRO PSLV mission possible Link
2 Perovskite solar cell module ABX3 PV Private Limited (startup supported under INUP-i2i) made the below prototypes (2 Nos.) of working perovskite solar cell module prepared by standard deposition method on flexible PET sheets and on glass. Link

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1 Nanomechanical sensor Silicon MEMS Membrane Nanomechanical sensor Silicon MEMS Membrane N.A
2 III-Nitride Based Solar Blind Photodetectors III-Nitride Based Solar Blind Photodetectors N.A
3 Suspended Gate FET based accelerometer Suspended Gate FET based accelerometer N.A
4 GaSb Memristor devices GaSb Memristor devices N.A
5 P(VDF-TrFE), PZT based Vibrational sensors P(VDF-TrFE), PZT based Vibrational sensors N.A
6 IDE based sensors for Simultaneous Detection of Multiple Heavy metal ions on a single Platform IDE based sensors for Simultaneous Detection of Multiple Heavy metal ions on a single Platform N.A
7 Microfluidic platform for point-of-care Biochemical analysis Microfluidic platform for point-of-care Biochemical analysis N.A
8 IDE for WS2@rGO nanocomposites for NO2 gas sensing application IDE for WS2@rGO nanocomposites for NO2 gas sensing application N.A
9 Development of reversible and flexible gas sensor device with micro-heater for remote monitoring of quality of food storage and packaged food using Bi2O3 nanorods Development of reversible and flexible gas sensor device with micro-heater for remote monitoring of quality of food storage and packaged food using Bi2O3 nanorods N.A
10 FBAR FBAR N.A
11 Split gate Bulk Planer Junctionless Transistor for Biosensing applications. Split gate Bulk Planer Junctionless Transistor for Biosensing applications. N.A
12 Silicon MEMS Membrane Nanomechanical sensor with TFT-based transduction Silicon MEMS Membrane Nanomechanical sensor with TFT-based transduction N.A
13 AlGaN/GaN HEMT for heavy Metal ions sensing Applications AlGaN/GaN HEMT for heavy Metal ions sensing Applications N.A
14 Microfluidics based complete blood counting (CBC) microchip Microfluidics based complete blood counting (CBC) microchip N.A
15 On-chip electrochemical sensor for the detection of Dengue virus (DENV-E) On-chip electrochemical sensor for the detection of Dengue virus (DENV-E) N.A
16 High-performance photodetector with chemical vapor deposited 2D vdW heterostructure High-performance photodetector with chemical vapor deposited 2D vdW heterostructure Link
17 Photodetector using Two-dimensional MoSe2-WSe2 based Lateral Heterostructures Photodetector using Two-dimensional MoSe2-WSe2 based Lateral Heterostructures N.A
18 Microfluidic platform for point-of-care Biochemical analyzer Microfluidic platform for point-of-care Biochemical analyzer Link
19 Flexible Piezoelectric Polymer based Tactile Sensor using SOIMOSFET Flexible Piezoelectric Polymer based Tactile Sensor using SOIMOSFET N.A
20 SOI-MOSFET Based Piezoelectric Tactile Sensor SOI-MOSFET Based Piezoelectric Tactile Sensor N.A
21 CMOS-MEMS Accelerometer with FET based Transduction Technique CMOS-MEMS Accelerometer with FET based Transduction Technique N.A
22 Replaceable bio-sensor and rechargeable transmitter for Continuous Glucose Monitoring Replaceable bio-sensor and rechargeable transmitter for Continuous Glucose Monitoring N.A

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1 Membraneless microfluidic alkaline electrolyzer stack for hydrogen production Membraneless microfluidic alkaline electrolyzer stacks are fabricated via an additive manufacturing technique, featuring micron-sized grooves (2.9 cm * 1 cm * 0.05 cm) and a parallel arrangement of multiple units. The flow-by mechanism of the stack allows the electrolysis to happen, and the convective bi-phasic flow leads to gas separation. At a flow velocity of 80 mL/h, the stack can generate a current density of ~997 mA/cm2 at 2.5 V applied potential. The hydrogen gas generation ability of the stack is measured to be ~60 mL/h. The thermodynamic stability stack can be maintained even at a temperature of 80 degree C. Link
2 Photonic Chip-based Spectrometric Biosensor A photonic chip-based spectrometric biosensor has been developed for rapid, ultra-sensitive, and label-free detection of biomolecules. This cutting- edge device boasts a design with minimal optical components, integrating microfluidics and a photonic sensing chip to detect spectral shifts induced by interactions between biospecimens and functionalized sensor surface. Using our in-house laser interference lithography technique, we have established a scalable method for fabricating photonic chip sensors. The versatile sensing element can be bio-functionalized to target a wide range of biomolecules, from small proteins to whole cells, including pathogenic bacteria. Demonstrating its potential, the photonic crystal sensing element successfully detected a highly pathogenic bacterium Psudomona aeruginosa at a remarkable limit of detection of 100 CFU/ml in laboratory tests. This groundbreaking technology is poised to revolutionize early disease diagnosis and treatment and has been transferred to industry UNNINO Pvt.Ltd, for commercialization. Link
3 ICP based soil sensor This prototype device is for sensing heavy metals (Cr,Cd, Pb) in soil and water with a sensitivity of 1ppm. The device can do quantitative analysisof multiple heavy metal ions in soil/liquid samples. It is based on microscale glow dischargeemission from wet porous electrodes. Link

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1 Microfluidic Device Microfluidic Device Link
2 Metal Oxide Semiconductor Capacitor (MOSCAP) Device Metal Oxide Semiconductor Capacitor (MOSCAP) Device Link
3 Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) Device Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) Device Link
4 Organic Field Effect Transistor (OFET) Device Organic Field Effect Transistor (OFET) Device Link
5 Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) Device Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) Device Link
6 ZnO Nws based flexible Pressure sensors ZnO Nws based flexible Pressure sensors Link
7 Bio sensor-Lipase detector Bio sensor-Lipase detector Link
8 OFET as photodetector OFET as photodetector Link
9 OFET as Photodetector on Si Substrate. OFET as Photodetector on Si Substrate. Link
10 Supercapacitor Supercapacitor Link
11 Piezoelectric sensor for energy harvesting Piezoelectric sensor for energy harvesting Link
12 Binder free CoNiMo hydroxide electrode Binder free CoNiMo hydroxide electrode Link
13 TENG TENG Link
14 Optically transparent, pin-hole free NiO thin film Optically transparent, pin-hole free NiO thin film Link
15 Metamaterial Metamaterial Link
16 Active Multi-Stacked Toroidal Metamaterial Active Multi-Stacked Toroidal Metamaterial Link
17 Biocompatible coatings on bone and oral implements Biocompatible coatings on bone and oral implements Link
18 Electrode Electrode Link

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1 Development of Optical Proteinuria Sensors using Hydrogel Gratings An optical sensing system for proteinuria diagnosis is developed. Detection of urine protein concentration can give accurate prognosis for numerous medical conditions like kidney disease, cardiovascular disease, heart failure and some cancer diseases. Urine samples under test is probed by changes in structure of hydrogel grating (HG). This gives indirect indication of quantity of protein present in urine. HG is developed using soft lithography, which is scalable. Further, sensing system is digital and can be easily integrated with Internet of things (IOT) platform. The technology is further developed by RefractX Pvt Ltd for commercialization purposes. Link
2 CFD-Optimized Microfluidic Device for Continuous Ferro-hydrodynamic Cell and Particle Sorting Fe3O4/C nanocomposites were synthesized via an eco-friendly hydrothermal method. They exhibited excellent superparamagnetic and optical properties, enabling ferrofluid-based, label-free cell sorting of HeLa and blood cells using a custom microfluidic device. Link
3 Printed Thin Film Heater for Gas Sensors using Silver Nanoparticle Ink Printed thin film heaters were designed, fabricated and characterized at INUP- IIT Madras. These microheaters provide optimized performance and uniform heat distribution. These printed heaters have significant potential for wearable electronics, biomedical devices and gas sensors. Link