This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: University of Washington. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: David Bjanes and Cortical Sensory Feedback
Introduction
David Bjanes is an inventor associated with the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington. His patent work addresses the delivery of sensory feedback through electrical stimulation of the nervous system.
Latest Patents
Bjanes is named on one patent: “System and Method for Delivering Sensory Feedback to the Cortex via Electrical Stimulation.” The invention describes a system in which an implant, electrically coupled to the brain, spinal cord, or peripheral nerves through electrodes, delivers electrical stimuli. A computing device controls the stimulation and generates neural signals evoked by it, conveying information through the implant electrodes. The stimulus is encoded using at least two parameters, such as frequency, pulse width, amplitude, pulse count, or interval between trains.
Career Highlights
Bjanes’s documented patent activity includes 1 patent focused on neural interfaces and sensory feedback. The disclosed approach combines implanted electrodes with configurable electrical stimulation to communicate information to the nervous system.
Collaborations
The provided information associates Bjanes with the University of Washington. No additional collaborators or specific institutional role were provided.
Conclusion
David Bjanes’s patent describes a configurable neural-stimulation system intended to deliver sensory information through electrical signals, reflecting his documented connection to innovation at the University of Washington.
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