Abstract: An intraoral phototherapy device for simultaneously irradiating inner and outer gingiva includes a transparent shell and a circuit board. The transparent shell includes a bite portion and a stop portion. The bite portion is mounted on an inner arc surface of the stop portion. The circuit board is mounted in the bite portion, and includes first and second light emitting units. The first and the second light emitting units emit lights toward a first and a second surface of the bite portion. When a user bites the bite portion and turn on the intraoral phototherapy device, the lights emitted by the first and the second light emitting units are emitted to a gum inside and outside upper and lower jaw teeth of the user. Therefore, the intraoral phototherapy device can stimulate an affected part of a gingivitis through a photobiomodulation therapy to achieve an effect of anti-inflammation or alleviating pain.

Abstract: An electrical discharge machine capable of providing a dielectric droplet and negative pressure suction, driving the dielectric droplet to flow between the EDM tool and the workpiece, allowing the EDM tool to perform nearly-dry electrical discharge machining on the workpiece through the dielectric droplet exerted from the droplet processing cavity. Additionally, the electrical discharge machine can utilize the negative pressure suction to drive debris away from the workpiece through the EDM tool, thereby enhancing debris removal efficiency, preventing the unstable discharge due to accumulation of debris on the workpiece, thereby improving electrical discharge machining efficiency and ensuring that the surface roughness, morphology, and dimensional accuracy of the machined areas of the workpiece meet the expected standards.

Abstract: An intraoral phototherapy device includes a transparent shell, a supporting board, and a flexible circuit board. The transparent shell includes a bite portion and a light portion. The bite portion is mounted on a light surface of the light portion. The supporting board is mounted in the light portion. The flexible circuit board is mounted on the supporting board, and includes at least one light emitting unit. The at least one light emitting unit emits a light having wavelength of 600-1000 nanometer (nm) toward the light surface. When a user bites the bite portion of the transparent shell, the light emitted by the at least one light emitting unit emits to a gum of the user. Therefore, the intraoral phototherapy device can stimulate an affected part of a gingivitis through a photobiomodulation therapy to achieve an effect of anti-inflammation or alleviating pain.

Abstract: The package structure having packaged components within includes a circuit board, multiple packaged light detecting components mounted on the circuit board, a sealing cap being light transmittable, multiple light filtering films mounted on the sealing cap, and a supporting annular wall. The two opposite ends of the supporting annular wall are adhesively bonded to the surfaces of the circuit board and the sealing cap, such that the projection on the circuit board of the light filtering films corresponds the packaged light detecting components. Since the light filtering films have different filtering frequency bands, each packaged light detecting component detects light of different frequency bands in one incident light beam. The package method is simple and stable, effectively lowering the manufacture cost of the light detecting module.

Abstract: A sanitary device for the urine glucose test includes a urine container formed on an inner wall of a main body, and a measuring module with an inner space mounted at a bottom of the urine container. Within the inner space, a lens attaches to the bottom of the urine container, a rail faces a bottom surface of the lens, and a driving module moves a light unit shooting a detection beam to a measuring surface of the lens along the rail. The measuring surface contacts urine in the urine container, and reflects the detection beam out of the bottom surface into a sensor. The sensor is electrically connected to a processor. The processor determines a urine glucose level and generates a urine glucose level data instantly from an angle of incidence of the detection beam on the measuring surface and from a beam intensity signal from the sensor.

Abstract: A urinal with built-in urine detection, comprises a urinal body, a detector, a processor and a display, the urinal body is disposed with a urine slot, and a urine drainage hole is disposed on a bottom of the urine slot; the detector is arranged in the urine slot and includes a casing, a detection channel for urine to pass through, a light source module and a sensing module. The light source module emits a detection beam into the detection channel, and the sensing module receives the detection beam passing through the urine, and generates a light intensity signal according to the detection beam; the processor electrically connects to the light source module and receives the light intensity signal, and calculates contents of various components in the urine according to the light intensity signal, to generate a test result and displays the test result in a display screen.

Abstract: The present invention includes a shell, a light emitter, a beam splitter, a convergent lens, an optical filter, a collimation unit, a discrete light detection unit, and a processing unit. The shell includes a sample well to contain a sample. The light emitter generates a detection beam towards the beam splitter, the detection beam is reflected by the beam splitter before being converged by the convergent lens onto the sample, and a Raman scattered beam is scattered from the sample. The Raman scattered beam respectively passes through the convergent lens, the beam splitter, the optical filter, and the collimation unit, allowing the collimation unit to collimate the Raman scattered beam into a collimated beam. The discrete light detection unit generates multiple light intensity signals according to the collimated beam received, and the processing unit generates a detection result according to the light intensity signals to help detect toxins.

Abstract: The invention discloses a glycosuria measurement device, comprising a prism body and a housing. The prism body comprises a first accommodating space, a junction surface, a first light penetrating surface, a second light penetrating surface, a third light penetrating surface and a light-emitting surface. The first accommodating space accommodates urine. The junction surface is formed at a bottom surface of the first accommodating space. The first light penetrating surface is formed at the first lateral surface of the first accommodating space. The second light penetrating surface is formed at the second lateral surface of the first accommodating space. The third light penetrating surface is disposed opposite to the junction surface. The light-emitting surface is disposed opposite to the junction surface. The housing comprises a second accommodating space, a first light-emitting port and a second light-emitting port. The second accommodating space accommodates the prism body.

Abstract: An optical testing device has a beam splitting element, a glowing unit, a first sensor, and a second sensor. The beam splitting element has a first side and a second side. The glowing unit and the second sensor are disposed at the second side. The first sensor is disposed at the first side. The beam splitting element is capable of splitting the beam emitted from the glowing unit into a testing beam and a reflection beam. The testing beam penetrates the beam splitting element and is received by the first sensor. The reflection beam is reflected by the beam splitting element and is received by the second sensor. Therefore, the change of light intensity of the light source can be monitored, and thus the processing unit is allowed to correct the calculations on the basis of the change of light intensity of the light source.

Abstract: A shell of the present invention includes a light exiting surface with an opening; a power button is mounted on the shell; inside the shell, a proximity sensing module is mounted facing the light exiting surface, and a processing module is electrically connected to the proximity sensing module, the power switch, and a light emission module; when the power switch is switched on, the processing module enters a hibernation mode; when the processing module in hibernation mode receives a trigger signal sent by the proximity sensing module for sensing a human body in close proximity, the processing module exits the hibernation mode and controls the light emission module to generate a light therapy beam; the present invention ensures the opening is closely contacting the human body before generating the light therapy beam, decreasing risks of the light therapy beam exiting the opening and hitting human eyes directly.

Abstract: The invention discloses a glycosuria measurement device, comprising a prism body and a housing. The prism body comprises a first accommodating space, a junction surface, a first light penetrating surface, a second light penetrating surface, a third light penetrating surface and a light-emitting surface. The first accommodating space accommodates urine. The junction surface is formed at a bottom surface of the first accommodating space. The first light penetrating surface is formed at the first lateral surface of the first accommodating space. The second light penetrating surface is formed at the second lateral surface of the first accommodating space. The third light penetrating surface is disposed opposite to the junction surface. The light-emitting surface is disposed opposite to the junction surface. The housing comprises a second accommodating space, a first light-emitting port and a second light-emitting port. The second accommodating space accommodates the prism body.

Abstract: The package structure having packaged components within includes a circuit board, multiple packaged light detecting components mounted on the circuit board, a sealing cap being light transmittable, multiple light filtering films mounted on the sealing cap, and a supporting annular wall. The two opposite ends of the supporting annular wall are adhesively bonded to the surfaces of the circuit board and the sealing cap, such that the projection on the circuit board of the light filtering films corresponds the packaged light detecting components. Since the light filtering films have different filtering frequency bands, each packaged light detecting component detects light of different frequency bands in one incident light beam. The package method is simple and stable, effectively lowering the manufacture cost of the light detecting module.

Abstract: A non-invasive detection device for uric acid includes a waterproof casing, a monitor, a detection part, and a processor. The waterproof casing includes an internal space and a detection end. The monitor is mounted on the waterproof casing. The detection part includes a detection passage, a light source module, and at least one sensor. The detection passage is configured for urine to pass through. The light source module emits a detection beam with a first wavelength to the detection passage. The at least one sensor is mounted in the internal space, receives the detection beam penetrating the urine, and generates a light intensity signal according to the detection beam. The processor electrically connects to the monitor, the light source module, and the at least one sensor. The processor receives the light intensity signal, and calculates the uric acid content in the urine to generate a detection result.

Abstract: A prism for measuring liquid concentration includes: an accommodating space for accommodating a liquid; an interface formed on a bottom surface of the accommodating space; a first light transmission surface and a second light transmission surface respectively formed on two side surfaces of the accommodating space; a third light transmission surface and a light emitting surface respectively formed relative to the interface. When a first incident light beam enters the prism, the first incident light beam is reflected to the light emitting surface by the interface, and exits the prism from the light emitting surface. When a second incident light beam enters the prism to the first light transmission surface, the second incident light beam exits the prism to the accommodating space from the second incident light beam, passes through the liquid and the second light to the prism, and exits the prism from the third light transmission surface.

Abstract: A prism for measuring liquid concentration includes: an accommodating space for accommodating a liquid; an interface formed on a bottom surface of the accommodating space; a first light transmission surface and a second light transmission surface respectively formed on two side surfaces of the accommodating space; a third light transmission surface and a light emitting surface respectively formed relative to the interface. When a first incident light beam enters the prism, the first incident light beam is reflected to the light emitting surface by the interface, and exits the prism from the light emitting surface. When a second incident light beam enters the prism to the first light transmission surface, the second incident light beam exits the prism to the accommodating space from the second incident light beam, passes through the liquid and the second light to the prism, and exits the prism from the third light transmission surface.

Abstract: A sanitary device for the urine glucose test includes a urine container formed on an inner wall of a main body, and a measuring module with an inner space mounted at a bottom of the urine container. Within the inner space, a lens attaches to the bottom of the urine container, a rail faces a bottom surface of the lens, and a driving module moves a light unit shooting a detection beam to a measuring surface of the lens along the rail. The measuring surface contacts urine in the urine container, and reflects the detection beam out of the bottom surface into a sensor. The sensor is electrically connected to a processor. The processor determines a urine glucose level and generates a urine glucose level data instantly from an angle of incidence of the detection beam on the measuring surface and from a beam intensity signal from the sensor.

Abstract: A biological detection device for a toilet water solution includes a mounting portion, a main system, an adjustable support portion and a detection portion. The main system is connected to the mounting portion. The adjustable support portion can be adjusted for its movement in both horizontal and vertical directions and is connected to the mounting portion. The detection portion is connected and linked to the adjustable support portion and includes a light emitting source and an optical sensor. The biological detection device for a toilet water solution is a home healthcare device capable of automatically detecting whether there is blood in stool or urine without adding any chemical reagent or collecting any stool or urine specimen.

Abstract: A biological detection device for a toilet water solution includes a mounting portion, a main system, an adjustable support portion and a detection portion. The main system is connected to the mounting portion. The adjustable support portion can be adjusted for its movement in both horizontal and vertical directions and is connected to the mounting portion. The detection portion is connected and linked to the adjustable support portion and includes a light emitting source and an optical sensor. The biological detection device for a toilet water solution is a home healthcare device capable of automatically detecting whether there is blood in stool or urine without adding any chemical reagent or collecting any stool or urine specimen.

Abstract: Disclosed are a multi-channel array type optical sensing device and its manufacturing method, and the device includes an encapsulating housing and at least one electrical contact on a side of the encapsulating housing. The encapsulating housing includes a printed circuit board, a light receiving unit, and a filter array for receiving an external incident light and converting the external incident light into a multi-channel optical signal with a non-continuous wavelength. The light receiving unit is electrically connected to the printed circuit board for receiving the multi-channel optical signal. The printed circuit board is provided for transmitting the multi-channel optical signal to the outside through the at least one electrical contact. With a simple design, the multi-channel array type optical sensing device becomes an optical component with the features of low cost and easily extended application and suitable for the spectral analysis of various testing objects.

Abstract: A biological detection device for toilet water solution includes a mounting portion, a box portion, an adjustable support portion and a detection portion. The box portion is connected to the mounting portion. The adjustable support portion can be adjusted for its movement in both horizontal and vertical directions and is connected to the mounting portion. The detection portion is connected and linked to the adjustable support portion and includes a light emitting source and an optical sensor. The biological detection device for toilet water solution is a home healthcare device capable of automatically detecting whether there is blood in excreta without adding any chemical reagent or collecting any excreta specimen.