Cameron Van Den Dungen

Title: Cameron Van Den Dungen and Electronic Strain-Sensor Innovation.

Introduction

Cameron Van Den Dungen is an inventor based in Braeside, Australia. His work includes an electronic strain sensor designed for sensing signals produced by a living subject, with potential applications in measuring physiological parameters and diagnosing sleep-related disorders.

Latest Patents

Van Den Dungen is associated with one patent, 1 patent: “Device, System and Manufacturing Method for Electronic Strain Sensor.” The invention describes a sensor made from an electrode layer printed on a substrate, a sensing layer printed directly onto part of the electrode layer, and an encapsulation layer covering both. The electrode layer has lower sheet resistance than the sensing layer. When forces create microscopic cracks in the sensing layer, the sensor’s electrical resistance can increase, enabling it to respond to strain.

The disclosure also describes a system incorporating the sensor and methods for manufacturing it. It outlines potential use in sensing signals from a living subject to measure physiological parameters or support the diagnosis of sleep-related disorders.

Career Highlights

Van Den Dungen’s listed professional affiliations include Sleeptite Pty Ltd and RMIT University, formally known as the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. These affiliations connect his work with sleep-related technology and academic research.

Collaborations

His listed collaborators include Sharath Sriram and Madhu Bhaskaran. Their shared work is associated with the electronic strain-sensor invention.

Conclusion

Cameron Van Den Dungen’s patent describes a printed electronic strain sensor with potential applications in physiological monitoring and sleep-related assessment.