tBPC inside™
Advanced biophotonic sensing for safe,
non-invasive and reliable insights

tBPC inside™
Advanced biophotonic sensing for safe,
non-invasive and reliable insights
tBPC inside™ Biophotonic Technology places light at its core, transforming invisible physiological signals within the human body into continuous, reliable data. By analysing how light is reflected, refracted, scattered and absorbed, the technology measures the physical and chemical properties of biological tissues. These parameters reflect tissue structure, function and metabolic status — including oxygen saturation (SpO₂), pulse rate, and respiratory rate.
This technology provides the stability required for long-term monitoring and can be integrated with other sensing methods, forming a foundational component for wearable and smart health devices.
Healthcare and long-term care institutions can rely on tBPC inside™ Biophotonic Technology to obtain continuous, non-invasive and trustworthy data — strengthening clinical interpretation and supporting downstream AI analytics.
Long-term exposure of light to human tissue must comply with international photobiological safety standards. tBPC inside™ implements light-safety simulation from the design stage, validating the effects of different wavelengths and power outputs to ensure safe, uninterrupted operation in wearable or skin-contact devices.
Ideal for clinical and long-term care environments, reducing risks during use.
The technology supports non-contact optical measurement by modelling the optical behaviour of skin and ocular tissues, enabling accurate signal capture without discomfort. This makes it suitable for long-duration monitoring while maintaining comfort and high acceptance rates — improving patient adherence and ensuring continuous data collection.
The design incorporates optical efficiency simulation based on sensor specifications, optimising light-source configuration and sensor placement to reduce external interference and increase signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).
Even in motion or complex lighting environments, the technology outputs stable and trustworthy data — ensuring healthcare and long-term care providers receive consistent, usable data in real-world scenarios.
Advanced optical simulation capabilities reproduce how light travels through biological tissues — including penetration, reflection, scattering and absorption. Performance can be validated before mass production, reducing trial-and-error costs and accelerating development cycles.
This empowers partners to shorten product development timelines and speed up time-to-market.

For device design and performance validation.

Enhancing measurement accuracy and signal stability.

Ensuring successful integration that meets medical-grade safety and quality standards.

tBPC inside™ Biophotonic Technology captures blood volume changes caused by each heartbeat and converts them into Photoplethysmography (PPG) signals. These signals are used to calculate pulse rate, oxygen saturation and respiratory rate. Beyond stable and highly sensitive PPG signals, the technology continues to expand possibilities for extracting additional physiological indicators hidden within waveform patterns.

Through skin-tissue optical analysis, the technology simulates how different wavelengths penetrate, reflect and are absorbed by the skin. This helps designers understand the interaction between light and biological tissue — supporting not only PPG but also other forms of optical sensing, significantly improving overall measurement accuracy.

Oxyhaemoglobin (HbO₂) and haemoglobin (Hb) show distinct absorption characteristics across different wavelengths. By analysing these absorption differences, tBPC inside™ computes oxygen saturation (SpO₂) and holds potential for future applications such as blood glucose estimation and skin hydration assessment.

Different measurement sites — such as fingers, ear lobes or the forehead — have unique tissue characteristics. Combined with varying sensor specifications, tBPC inside™ simulates and optimises light source and sensor configurations to ensure stable, accurate signal output in practical applications.
The design frameworks and simulation processes of tBPC inside™ Biophotonic Technology are protected by multiple patents and have undergone technical verification. These achievements demonstrate strong R&D capabilities while providing regulatory assurance, technical credibility and market confidence for partners.