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  1. Radio Frequency-Based Gesture Recognition Technique for Human Computer Systems
    Background Touchless interaction systems have grown in prevalence in recent years, including gesture-based interaction systems. Gesture recognition forms an integral part of human-computer interaction (HCI) technologies that deal with recognizing various movements of the human body, and interpreting them as commands to interact with a machine. Hand...
    Published: 2/13/2025
    Inventor(s): Georgios Trichopoulos, Bharath Kashyap
    Keywords(s): Cyber-Physical System, Electronics, Machine Learning, Medical Device, Mobile Biometrics, Physical Human-Robot Interaction, Rehabilitation Robotics, Sensors, Videogames, Virtual Environment Interaction, Wearable biosensors and apps
    Category(s): Physical Science, Wireless & Networking, Computing & Information Technology, Applied Technologies
  2. Passive Wireless Multi-Channel Stimulator
    Passive, wireless stimulators have received significant interest due to their ability to provide therapy and rehabilitation by targeting an organ with monophasic or biphasic stimulation pulses. Wireless stimulators are advantageous because they reduce the risk of infection and inflammation by eliminating wires that protrude through the skin. Extending...
    Published: 2/13/2025
    Inventor(s): Jennifer Blain Christen, Shiyi Liu, Ahmed Abed Benbuk, Daniel Gulick
    Keywords(s): Brain and Machine Interface, Brain stimulation, Cancer, CNS Therapeutics, Epilepsy, Flexible electronics, Medical Device, Neural implants, Neural Prostheses, Neurostim and Neuromodulation, Neurostimulation, Stimulator, Traumatic Brain Injury
    Category(s): Life Science (All LS Techs), Medical Devices
  3. Adjustable Prosthetic Liner
    There are an estimated 2 million lower limb amputees in the United States alone and many types of prosthetic limbs have been developed to recreate functionality of those amputated limbs. Prosthetics often contain a liner to provide cushioning, support and improved fit between the residual limb and the prosthetic socket. However, current prosthetic liners...
    Published: 2/13/2025
    Inventor(s): Zachery Shropshire, Sangram Redkar
    Keywords(s): Assistive Technology, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Flexible electronics, Medical Device, Prosthesis, Sensors
    Category(s): Life Science (All LS Techs), Medical Devices, Manufacturing/Construction/Mechanical
  4. System to Interface with Targeted Neurons
    Current neural interface and neuromodulation technologies lack the stability and specificity to target specific sensory or motor neurons within a nerve bundle. Emerging prosthetic devices for the central and peripheral nervous system require interfaces that can stimulate or sense targeted neurons with high discriminability to achieve very specific end-target...
    Published: 2/13/2025
    Inventor(s): Jitendran "jit" Muthuswamy, Sivakumar Palaniswamy
    Keywords(s): Bioaugmentation, biomarker, Biosignature, Brain and Machine Interface, CNS Therapeutics, Cyber-Physical System, Diagnostics, Drug Delivery, Gene Delivery, Implantable, Medical Device, MEMS, Neural Prostheses, Neurostim and Neuromodulation, Prosthesis, PS-Bioengineering, Medical, Sensors
    Category(s): Life Science (All LS Techs), Medical Devices
  5. Laser induced fluorescence (LIF) measurement of 40Ca/48Ca calcium ratio in bones
    The relative concentrations of various calcium and metal isotopes in the body can be an important diagnostic marker for numerous medical conditions. Certain Ca isotopes in blood or urine can be used to detect bone lesions/cancers, multiple myeloma and other metastases to bone, as well as to provide information regarding bone mineral balance (BMB). BMB...
    Published: 2/13/2025
    Inventor(s): Timothy Steimle, Ariel Anbar, Joseph Skulan
    Keywords(s): Medical Device
    Category(s): Diagnostic Assays/Devices, Life Science (All LS Techs), Medical Devices, Medical Diagnostics/Sensors
  6. Trackable Nanobarcode Compositions and Methods
    Many products, such as medical devices, need a unified way of encoding uniquely-identifying information that can be easily accessed. This can provide traceability to specifications, lot numbers, recalls, etc. This applies to medical devices both in and out of the body as well as many consumer goods. Common codes, such as a UPCs, can only be read if...
    Published: 2/13/2025
    Inventor(s): Jeffrey LaBelle
    Keywords(s): Automotive, Bag Valve Mask, Cardiovascular, Medical Device, Nanofabrication, Neurostim and Neuromodulation, Packaging (consumables), Prosthesis, PS-Bioengineering, Medical, Sensors, Resource Management, Sensors, Sports Technology, Stents, Substrates, Therapeutics, Transistors, Vaccines, Wafer
    Category(s): Advanced Materials/Nanotechnology, Bioanalytical Assays, Chemistries & Devices, Life Science (All LS Techs), Medical Devices

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