This inventor holds 3 USPTO granted patents and 7 published patent applications. Top assignees: Taipei Medical University, Raymx Microelectronics Corp.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Cheng-yu Chen: Medical Imaging and Bone-Density Assessment
Introduction
Cheng-yu Chen is an inventor based in Taipei, Taiwan, whose patent work includes methods for analyzing low-dose computed tomography (CT) images. His inventions address the use of medical imaging to assess pulmonary function and bone mineral density. He is associated with Taipei Medical University and Raymx Microelectronics Corp. Chen holds 3 patents.
Latest Patents
Chen’s listed patent work includes “Devices and Methods for Detecting Pulmonary Function Based on Low-Dose CT Images” and “Method and Device of Detecting Bone Mineral Density Based on Low Dose Computed Tomography Image of Chest.”
The bone-density invention describes processing low-dose chest CT images to assess whether bone mineral density is abnormal. The method identifies vertebral body regions in the images, analyzes their anterior parts, selects relevant image features, and uses those features to determine whether the density is abnormal.
Career Highlights
Chen’s work connects medical imaging with computational methods for evaluating health indicators. His listed affiliations with Taipei Medical University and Raymx Microelectronics Corp. reflect involvement in both academic and technology-focused settings.
Collaborations
Chen’s listed coworkers include Wei Wang and Duen-pang Kuo.
Conclusion
Cheng-yu Chen’s patent work focuses on extracting clinically relevant information from low-dose CT images, including assessments related to pulmonary function and bone mineral density.
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