This inventor holds 12 USPTO granted patents and 7 published patent applications and 2 EPO patents. Top assignees: Techniscan, Inc., Cvus Clinical Trials, LLC, Telesecurity Sciences, Inc.. Active years: 1996-2015.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1996-2015
Title: David T. Borup: Inventor in Medical Imaging and Security Screening
Introduction
David T. Borup is an inventor based in Salt Lake City, Utah. His patent work includes technologies for security checkpoint detection and breast imaging. He is associated with Techniscan, Inc. and CVUS Clinical Trials, LLC. His portfolio includes 12 patents.
Latest Patents
Borup’s listed patents include inventions addressing distinct applications of sensing technology.
**Short Standoff Checkpoint Detection System.** This system is designed to detect characteristics of a person at a security checkpoint. It exposes a test subject to electromagnetic radiation and examines how that radiation interacts with different portions of the subject. The system uses those interactions to determine and distinguish material properties, then provides an indication of the results.
**Breast Scanning System.** This system is designed to scan a patient’s breast using acoustic and/or ultrasound signals. The patient rests on a table with an aperture that allows the breast to extend into a bath containing a medium. Transducer arrays carried by a movable armature transmit and receive signals in the bath, while a manual control allows the operator to move the armature and arrays.
Career Highlights
Borup’s patent work spans medical imaging and security screening. His breast scanning system describes an arrangement of a patient table, bath, movable transducer arrays, and manual controls. His checkpoint detection system focuses on identifying material properties through the interaction of electromagnetic radiation with a test subject.
Collaborations
Borup’s listed company affiliations include Techniscan, Inc. and CVUS Clinical Trials, LLC. His named coworkers include Steven A. Johnson and James W. Wiskin.
Conclusion
David T. Borup’s inventions address practical sensing challenges in both medical imaging and security screening, reflecting the range of applications represented in his patent portfolio.
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