This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 2 published patent applications. Active years: 2024.
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Years Active: 2024
Title: Innovations in Respiratory Function Testing by Chia-Chi Su
Introduction
Chia-Chi Su is an innovative inventor based in Taipei, Taiwan. She has made significant contributions to the field of respiratory function testing. Her work focuses on developing advanced systems and methods that enhance the accuracy and efficiency of respiratory assessments.
Latest Patents
Chia-Chi Su holds a patent for a "Respiratory function testing system and respiratory function testing method thereof." This system includes an air transforming device, a sound reception device, and an operation device. The air transforming device collects exhaled and/or inhaled air for a predetermined period and generates a wide frequency range sound signal based on the collected respired air. This sound signal includes at least an ultrasonic signal. The sound reception device records this sound signal as an audio file, while the operation device computes the audio file to generate a respiratory function parameter. Additionally, the recorded sound signal can be converted into a spectrogram for further applications.
Career Highlights
Chia-Chi Su's career is marked by her dedication to improving respiratory health through innovative technology. Her patent demonstrates her ability to integrate sound technology with respiratory function testing, paving the way for more effective diagnostic tools.
Collaborations
Chia-Chi Su has collaborated with notable colleagues, including Hsiao-Pao Yen and Pei-ling Hsu. Their teamwork has contributed to the development of advanced respiratory testing methods.
Conclusion
Chia-Chi Su's contributions to respiratory function testing highlight her innovative spirit and commitment to healthcare advancements. Her patented system represents a significant step forward in respiratory diagnostics.
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