A benchtop prototype for non-invasive skin cancer screening using 785nm Raman spectroscopy with AI. Captures spectra at the point of care with on-device AI inference.

A sealed enclosure houses the sensitive optics–electronics; wireless control via iPad; detachable RPB-785 probe; non-invasive spectral analysis; cloud sync + physician review portal.
| Wavelength | 785 nm ±0.5 nm |
| Wavelength stability | VBG (holographic) |
| Output power | 5–500 mW (controlled) |
| Thermal | TEC-stabilized |
| Design | VPH grating (NIR) |
| Detector | CCD 2048 px |
| Cooling | Peltier (TE) −20°C → SNR >8000:1 |
| Spectral range | 150–4000 cm⁻¹ |
| Resolution | ≤ 8 cm⁻¹ |
| Input | SMA-905 |
| Flat body | 102 × 30 × 13 mm |
| Wand | ⌀9.5×45 mm · sapphire window · WD 7.5 mm |
| Filtering | Notch + Long-pass OD8 |
| Bifurcated cable | FC/PC 30cm + SMA-905 115cm |
| Trigger | Button + skin-contact sensor |
| Embedded PC | ARM SBC · Linux · AI inference <1s |
| Wireless | BLE ↔ iPad · WiFi/Ethernet → cloud |
| Power | AC 220V · isolated medical PSU |




Designed toward Class 1 laser safety (IEC 60825) and medical electrical safety (IEC 60601) — under evaluation.
Building a quality-management system aligned to ISO 13485 (not yet certified).