The Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research on Thursday said it has transferred a pulsating sensor-based device's technology to a Bengaluru- based firm under a non-exclusive license.
Pulsating sensor-based conductivity meter is a high-performance instrument developed at the Electronics and Instrumentation Group, IGCAR as part of '’Atma Nirbhar Bharat'' mission of the Centre.
"This device is suitable for real-time monitoring of electrical conductivity of aqueous solutions in plants and field applications apart from its usage in chemical laboratories for analysis and quality control," an IGCAR release here said.
The device's performance has been validated with many applications in IGCAR and found to be robust even in demanding environments, the release added.
"This technology was transferred by IGCAR to Serve XL Enterprises, Bengaluru on 29 April."
In an online meet, Dr Arun Kumar Bhaduri, Director, IGCAR, handed over the non-exclusive technology licence agreement and the technology documents to Vikram Padaki, proprietor of Serve XL Enterprises.
Incubation Centre-IGCAR has been set up recently by the Department of Atomic Energy as part of efforts to meet the ''Atma Nirbhar Bharat'' mission goals.
IGCAR is located at Kalpakkam, which is about 57 kilometres from Tiruvanmiuyur in south Chennai.
