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Salt Lake City, UT, United States of America

Gabriel Fine

USPTO Granted Patents = 14

Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.0

ph-index = 1

Forward Citations = 39(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal11 out of 832,680 
Other
 patents
where one patent can have more than one assignee

Years Active: 2020-2025

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14 patents (USPTO):
1. 12488288 - Presurgical planning (2025-12-02),
2. 12443889 - Image-based detection of internal object (2025-10-14),
3. 12443888 - Image-based detection of object condition (2025-10-14),
4. 12242935 - System for monitoring object inserted into patient's body via image processing (2025-03-04),
5. 11687834 - Displaying augmented image data for medically invasive devices via image processing (2023-06-27),
6. 11681952 - System for augmenting image data of medically invasive devices using optical imaging (2023-06-20),
7. 11663525 - Augmenting unlabeled images of medically invasive devices via image processing (2023-05-30),
8. 11657331 - Guiding medically invasive devices with radiation absorbing markers via image processing (2023-05-23),
9. 11657330 - System for guiding medically invasive devices relative to anatomical structures via image processing (2023-05-23),
10. 11657329 - Augmenting image data of medically invasive devices having non-medical structures (2023-05-23),
11. 11625850 - System for guiding medically invasive devices relative to other medical devices via image processing (2023-04-11),
12. 11625849 - Automatically determining orientation and position of medically invasive devices via image processing (2023-04-11),
13. 11062473 - Automatically determining orientation and position of medically invasive devices via image processing (2021-07-13),
14. 10529088 - Automatically determining orientation and position of medically invasive devices via image processing (2020-01-07),

Title: Gabriel Fine: Innovator in Medical Imaging Technology

Introduction

Gabriel Fine is a noteworthy inventor located in Salt Lake City, UT, who has made significant contributions to the field of medical imaging technology. With a total of 11 patents to his name, he continues to push the boundaries of innovation in healthcare, focusing on advanced systems that enhance the monitoring of medical devices within patients.

Latest Patents

Among his latest inventions, Fine has developed a cutting-edge system for monitoring objects inserted into a patient's body via image processing. This system leverages machine learning algorithms to train a model on annotated images, enabling precise spatial information of the inserted object to be conveyed during medical procedures. The imaging computer system can analyze multiple images captured by external devices and provide relevant updates regarding the object's position.

Additionally, Fine has created technology for displaying augmented image data for invasive medical devices. In this system, the current orientation and position of the medical device within a patient are determined through a trained model applied to unannotated images. This allows for interactive tracking and displays crucial orientation information, enhancing procedural accuracy and patient safety.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Gabriel Fine has emphasized the integration of innovative imaging technologies in medical settings, aiming to improve patient outcomes through enhanced monitoring and visualization techniques. His work is characterized by a commitment to utilizing advanced algorithms and image processing methods, demonstrating a progressive approach to medical device management.

Collaborations

Fine collaborates with fellow innovator Nathan Silberman, contributing to a dynamic environment where ideas can flourish. Their partnership fosters an exchange of expertise and creativity, driving the development of transformative solutions in the healthcare sector.

Conclusion

Gabriel Fine stands out as a pioneering figure in medical imaging, with a portfolio of inventions that showcase his dedication to innovation. As he continues to explore the intersection of technology and healthcare, his work promises to influence the future of medical procedures, ultimately enhancing patient care and procedural efficiency.

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