Hemoglobin Dynamics: Algorithmic Approach to Non-Invasive Vitals

Agenda

• 5:30 PM - 30 minute networking
• 6 PM - 30 minute presentation
• 6:30 PM - 30 minute networking

Topic:
Hamamatsu Photonics introduces a breakthrough in non-invasive health monitoring: a novel method for estimating blood glucose and blood pressure using oxyhemoglobin and deoxyhemoglobin signals. This technique repurposes standard photoplethysmography (PPG) data—already used in SpO₂ monitoring—eliminating the need for invasive sampling.

Powered by a patented algorithm, the solution enables seamless integration into wearables like smartwatches and rings, offering advanced wellness tracking with minimal design impact. This talk will cover the underlying science, algorithmic innovation, and integration strategies that could redefine personal health monitoring.

About Hamamatsu:
Hamamatsu Photonics is a global leader in light-sensing and imaging technology, famously known for its "Photon is our business" philosophy. Founded in 1953, the Japanese company specializes in high-sensitivity photomultiplier tubes, image sensors, and specialized light sources. Their components are critical for medical imaging like PET scans, industrial semiconductor manufacturing, and even Nobel Prize-winning scientific research. With over 70 years of expertise, they provide essential hardware for everything from LiDAR in cars to drug discovery systems.

About the Speaker:
Mishan Golshan is an experienced sales leader and engineer with a deep background in the automotive, EV, and LiDAR sectors. He currently serves as a Strategic Account Manager at Hamamatsu Corporation, a company he previously spent over four years with in various sales engineering roles. Throughout his career, Mishan has managed high-value global accounts for major industry players, including serving as a Global Account Manager at Wolfspeed, where he managed $100M in yearly revenue for West Coast EV OEMs . His expertise spans business development, NPI (New Product Introduction), and technical sales, having also held leadership positions at ams OSRAM and Ouster, where he identified hundreds of millions of dollars in new business opportunities and managed safety-critical sensor projects.