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Project

Insitu ore grading system using LIBS in harsh environments

Outputs and Outcomes

Acronym

INSite2021

Code

41G01221

Duration

01 January 2021 → 31 December 2021

Funding

European funding: various

Promotor

Patrick De Baets

Research disciplines

Engineering and technology
- Other computer engineering, information technology and mathematical engineering not elsewhere classified

Keywords

raw materials

Project description

LIBS (Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy) is a promising tool for realtime analysis of low atomic weight critical raw materials such as Li. Solution on the market are plagued by inconsistent results and poor quantification performance. INsite introduces a new solution where the concept of information transfer coupled with advanced AI algorithms and a knowledge database of mineral spectra enables true in-situ ore grading with a new generation of smart LIBS technology.

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