This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Babson Diagnostics, Inc.. Active years: 2025.
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Years Active: 2025
Title: Anagata Vishaka Anand and a Hand-Warming Invention for Blood Collection
Introduction
Anagata Vishaka Anand is an inventor based in Austin, Texas, and is associated with Babson Diagnostics, Inc. His work includes a patented device designed to support capillary blood collection by warming the hand.
Latest Patents
Anand’s listed patent is “Hand warmer device for capillary blood collection.” The device directs controlled heat to the palm to help facilitate the collection of high-quality capillary blood samples. Its design provides a comfortable resting position for the hand while keeping a finger accessible for preparation and sample collection. Temperature monitoring helps limit heat to a safe maximum and maintain a desired palm temperature, while conductive material enables rapid heating. Anand is credited with 1 patent.
Career Highlights
The hand warmer device reflects an effort to address practical needs in capillary blood collection, combining hand comfort, controlled heating, and access to the finger during the collection process. Anand is associated with Babson Diagnostics, Inc.
Collaborations
Anand’s listed coworkers include Jacob Benjamin Hochfelder and Craig Sandlin. Their shared association with Babson Diagnostics, Inc. provides professional context for his work on the blood-collection device.
Conclusion
Anagata Vishaka Anand’s patented hand warmer brings together controlled palm heating, temperature monitoring, and an accessible hand position to support capillary blood collection.
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