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Sensors, IoT and SME Dr. Ismo Kauppinen, CEO

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Page 1: Gasera's gas sensor for the Internet of Things (IoT)

Sensors, IoT and SME

Dr. Ismo Kauppinen, CEO

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Founded in

Dec. 2004

31 employees

Ultimate

performance gas

analysis

University spin-off,

Patented technology

Consortium member:

- 9 FP7 EU-projects

- 1 Horizon 2020

Turnover

2,5 M€(2015)

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June 2009 - 3 -

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Market opportunities

Safety & SecurityFood

Gas Manufacturing

Semiconductor

CEMS

Medical

Air Quality

AgricultureProcess control

Power utility

Automotive

Research

Petrochem

Based on several market studies the estimated size

of global gas detection market is 5 billion USD. The

Safety and Security segment is estimated to be 1,4

billion USD alone.

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Photoacoustic effect was discovered in

1880 by Alexander Graham Bell

This theoretical potential has not

been reached, since conventional

microphones have been used for

sensing the pressure pulses

Gasera’s novel cantilever sensor

technology allows the use of the full

potential of the photoacoustic

phenomena

Photoacoustic spectroscopy is based on the absorption of light leading to the local warming of the absorbing

volume element. The subsequent expansion of the volume element generates a pressure wave proportional to

the absorbed energy, which can be detected via a pressure detector.

Photoacoustic spectroscopy

PHOTOACOUSTIC GAS CELL

IR SOURCE

MICROPHONE

IR FILTER

CHOPPER

A typical setup of a conventional PAS system

GAS SAMPLE

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Gasera’s key inventions

Cantilever sensorOver 100 times greater physical movement can be achieved compared to conventional microphone membrane

Highly linear response

Optical readout systemContactless optical measurement based on laser interferometry

Measures cantilever displacements smaller than picometer (10-12 m)

Extremely wide dynamic measurement range

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Benefits of cantilever enhanced PAS

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Absorption is measured directly in PAS which makes the measurement very accurate and free of drift -> stability and reliability, easy to use

Cantilever sensor provides high sensitivity –> below ppb detection limits

Sensitivity is not dependent on the optical path length -> wide linear dynamic range, miniaturization, low sample volume

Many different sources can be connected to one cell -> multi-gas capability

Possibility to heat the sample cell -> suitable to wide range of process applications

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Gasera Scientific – Products

F10 – Multigas Analyzer

Simultaneous monitoring of up

to 9 gases

Sub-ppm detection limits with 5

orders of magnitude dynamic

range

NDIR-PAS: Uses electrically

pulsed IR source and 10 optical

filters (no chopper)

PA301

Measures solid,

semi-solid, and liquid

samples

100 times faster

compared to other

alternatives

Measures samples

where conventional

techniques fail

Depth profiling

FIR measurements

PA101

Lab FTIR

accessory for gas

analysis

Automated gas

exchange

Closed loop

headspace

analysis from low

volume

LP1 – Laser PAS Analyzer

Sub-ppb detection limits with

selectivity

Tunable laser spectroscopy

combined with cantilever

enhanced PAS

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PA201

Research PAS cell

Can be combined with

different tunable sources

such as DFB, QCL and

OPO

Includes data acquisition

software

Gas Analyzers for

various applications

Research systems FTIR accessories

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Near future industrial focus markets (OEM)

Stack Emissions

Clean AirPower Utility

Automotive

emissions

Technology platforms

Patented sensor

Industrial partners

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Roadmap

Ideahand-held

analyzers

2001 2007 2008 20112002

Patent filing

2004

Company

founded

1. Prototype

2006

1st Investment

1st product

2009 201020052003 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Research

Industry

Safety, Defense, Medical, Environment

personal

analyzers

Preserving life

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Power, Energy, Environment

portable

analyzers

MINIGAS

CUSTOM MUSE Tech

DOGGIESCollaborative

EU-projects

2021 2022 2023 2024

OEMs to

Industrial

markets

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Product Concept

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Application

Questionnaire

for defining the

requirements

Simulation software for

ligh source selection

and performance

prediction -> quotation

Different light sources via

different Measuremt Units

(MU)

Comple multi-gas applications by

stacking slave units to the master.

Control through Gasera cloud.

NDIR, OPO, QCL, TDLS, FTIR…

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Strategic Growth Path

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Research and tailored equipment for various applications

OEM’s

(licensing)

Hand held products for safety

applications

Tu

rno

ver

Gasera New Business

Gasera Industrial

Gasera Hand-held

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Cargo container safety

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IPR portfolio

Cantilever sensor

FI: 116859 (patent granted)

USA: 7,738,116 (patent granted)

China: ZL03823323.2 (patent granted)

EPO: 03798203.0 (several patents granted)

Optical measurement system

FI: 118548 (patent granted)

USA: 7,208,707 (patent granted)

China: ZL03823335.5 (patent granted)

EPO: 03798202.2 (several patents granted)

Differential PAS measurement setup

USA: 7,797,983 (patent granted)

China: ZL200480042638.6 (patent granted)

DIAMOND interferometer

USA: 7,738,108 (patent granted)

EPO: 04791430.4

Spatial Readout Interferometer

USA: 12/794,400 (patent granted)

EPO: 10164705.5

China: 201010196615.8

Interferometer drive system

FI20105187

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Contact and followTykistökatu 4D 20520 TurkuFinland

[email protected]

[email protected]

www.gasera.fi

www.facebook.com/gaseraltd

www.youtube.com/gaseraltd

https://www.linkedin.com/company/gasera-ltd-

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