Bryan Kerr

Title: Bryan Kerr and Needle Array Electrode Manufacturing

Introduction

Bryan Kerr is an inventor based in Austin, Texas, whose patent work includes technology for manufacturing needle array electrodes. His disclosed invention describes methods for producing arrays of discrete electrodes and connecting them to electronic components.

Latest Patents

Kerr is associated with 1 patent: “Systems and Methods for Manufacturing Needle Array Electrodes.” The patent describes processing source material into elongated features, depositing films on their surfaces, and forming electrical interconnections between the features and active electronic components. The features are then assembled into a needle array and diced to create an array of discrete electrodes. The films can modify surface properties to enable or facilitate electrical connections.

Career Highlights

Kerr is associated with Paradromics, Inc. His patent reflects work on manufacturing processes that integrate electrode structures with electronics for transmitting or receiving signals.

Collaborations

The disclosed method involves connecting the elongated electrode features with active electronic components. The available information does not identify specific collaborators.

Conclusion

Bryan Kerr’s patent focuses on a manufacturing approach for creating discrete needle array electrodes and integrating them with electronic components.