LASEM develops AI-driven platforms using photonic neuromorphic semiconductors and VOC sensing for non-invasive medical diagnostics, precision agriculture, and industrial quality control.
LASEM (Life and Semiconductors) is a deep-tech company that develops advanced AI-driven platforms at the intersection of medicine and photonic neuromorphic engineering. Their core technology, the Photofermionic E-Nose, functions as an artificial nose capable of detecting diseases by analyzing volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in human breath. By integrating photonic neuromorphic chipsets—designed to act as artificial brains with laser synapses—with machine learning models trained on clinical data, the company provides a non-invasive, medically validated diagnostic tool. Beyond medical diagnostics, the platform's sensing capabilities are applied to precision agriculture and food industry quality control, such as monitoring fruit ripeness.
This technology addresses significant gaps in clinical monitoring by offering a non-invasive, real-time method for biomarker assessment, which traditional clinical studies often struggle to capture due to the lack of continuous data. LASEM’s solutions are designed to enhance diagnostic precision and quality control across healthcare, research, and industrial sectors. The company collaborates with clinical institutions to validate its platforms, leveraging over 20 years of research in metabolomics. Their broader work encompasses a focus on advanced medicine, including genomics, oncology, and bioinformatics, with active projects in immunogenomics and infrastructure development for clinical data management.