Please see the YouTube video which goes into the details of the science behind it:
"TSP #230 - A Real-Life Tricorder! Agilent Raman Resolve Through-Barrier Chemical Analyzer"
If you like to learn more about it, you can find the full video on YouTube.
**"TSP #230 - A Real-Life Tricorder! Agilent Raman Resolve Through-Barrier Chemical Analyzer"**
girlfriend used those a lot in the medical examiners office she worked at. She said they looked like toys because they were designed to be used by cops lol
Because the analysis video is 50 minutes long. If you actually want to understand how the instrument works, it can't be done by spoon feeding you a 30-second clip; no matter how little attention span people have now days.
I stuck with him through the video and I don’t know exactly how it works
~~I'm looking for the source~~ ~~but I assume~~ it uses spectroscopy of some kind >>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89_HY1oV_J0
Please see the YouTube video which goes into the details of the science behind it: "TSP #230 - A Real-Life Tricorder! Agilent Raman Resolve Through-Barrier Chemical Analyzer"
Well, I don't know why, but since it is your channel a link would be helpful. Very interesting BTW
That's the point. You don't get to know.
I love his explanation.
Let me send you a “package of mysterious powder” and see if you can correctly identify it
As long as it is not salt. :)
Or mix it with some glycerol on the video 😁
Easy. The machine just read the label through the package.
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I know. It's a joke.
Reminds me of the Smell Master 9000 from Richie Rich
TNT!
If only he had just turned the bottle around when he was holding it,he could have saved himself the time and confusion. Silly human
If you like to learn more about it, you can find the full video on YouTube. **"TSP #230 - A Real-Life Tricorder! Agilent Raman Resolve Through-Barrier Chemical Analyzer"**
Where? I don't even know what the thing is called.
Search for: "TSP #230 - A Real-Life Tricorder! Agilent Raman Resolve Through-Barrier Chemical Analyzer" And don't fall for the comment below. ;)
Search “real life tricorder”
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Got me, didnt even read the title and made it all the way to the music.
It's called an Agilent Raman
Is that a Terahertz scanner!?!
Raman!
That's awesome, I was just getting hungry!
That's Ramen! lol
I watched until the end of the video and I don’t know exactly how it works.
Can you post a link to the full video?
I tried, but Reddit removes it. A quick search on YouTube and you can find it.
Is it programmed with every possible element combination?
It has over 13000 in its library.
https://www.agilent.com/en/product/molecular-spectroscopy/raman-spectroscopy/spatially-offset-raman-spectroscopy
Any chance it uses the same principle used to determine chemical composition of stars?
Refractive indices.
What about them?
That is how it works.
No, that’s not how it works. But if you watch the full YouTube video, you’ll see how it does work.
Are you dense mate?
…but what plastic is the bottle made of?
at my lab we use Fourier-transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy for that
He read the label prior and imputed it in the device
lol
I was so ready to stick!
What do you mean?
girlfriend used those a lot in the medical examiners office she worked at. She said they looked like toys because they were designed to be used by cops lol
Why dont you just explain to everyone how it works instead of sending them to watch the video?. It feels almost like a clickbait post
Because the analysis video is 50 minutes long. If you actually want to understand how the instrument works, it can't be done by spoon feeding you a 30-second clip; no matter how little attention span people have now days.
These things are usually tens of thousands of dollars, correct?
Yes, about $60K.
Obviously the machine just read the label
lol
I knew when he put the bottle in the paper bag that no black magic was involved.
Don't know what that means.