Cody Simmons

Title: Cody Simmons and Electrochemical Water-Sensing Innovation.

Introduction

Cody Simmons is an inventor based in Springfield, Missouri, whose work includes an electrochemical sensing platform designed for water-resource monitoring. His patent describes methods for detecting analytes in water and correcting for solution parameters that can affect measurements.

Latest Patents

Simmons is associated with 1 patent: “Electrochemical Sensors for Analyte Detection in Water and Reference Correction Method.” The invention uses a solid-state electrolyte three-electrode cell to create a high-ionic-strength environment within an electrolyte membrane. The membrane remains in ion-exchange equilibrium with the sampled solution, supporting electrochemical detection and parameter correction.

The platform can operate as a standalone sensor when water conditions such as pH, temperature, and ionic strength are controlled. When those conditions are not controlled, it can be used alongside compensation sensors to account for variations.

Career Highlights

Simmons works at Brewer Science, Inc. His patent reflects an application of electrochemical sensing to continuous water monitoring, with an approach intended to address changing solution conditions.

Collaborations

Simmons’s listed coworkers include Jonathan J. Fury and Xi Cao. Their shared professional context at Brewer Science connects their work to the company’s innovation environment.

Conclusion

Cody Simmons’s patented sensing platform combines electrochemical analyte detection with reference correction to support water monitoring across controlled and variable conditions.