Hannes Uwe Flössholzer

Title: Hannes Uwe Flössholzer: Inventor of a Wireless Temperature-Sensing Probe

Introduction

Hannes Uwe Flössholzer is an inventor associated with Eindhoven, the Netherlands, and Versuni Holding B.V. His patent work includes an invention for monitoring an object’s core temperature with a wireless probe.

Latest Patents

Flössholzer is associated with 1 patent, titled “Temperature Sensing Probe and System.” The invention describes a wireless temperature-monitoring probe with a spike that enters the object being measured and a head at the spike’s proximal end. An inductor coil in the head allows an external detector to interrogate the probe wirelessly and determine the object’s core temperature.

The spike’s axis is not in the plane of the inductor coil, allowing a bend between the spike and the head. This arrangement can make insertion easier while keeping the head in a suitable orientation for communication with the detector. It can also help position the head against the object while minimizing the space occupied by the probe.

Career Highlights

The available information connects Flössholzer’s patent activity with Versuni Holding B.V. and identifies Eindhoven as his location. His documented invention focuses on the design and wireless operation of a temperature-sensing probe.

Collaborations

The patent information provided associates Flössholzer’s invention with Versuni Holding B.V. No additional collaborators are identified in the supplied details.

Conclusion

Hannes Uwe Flössholzer’s documented patent contribution is a wireless temperature-sensing probe designed to support practical insertion, reliable detector communication, and compact placement.