Harry Lee

Title: Harry Lee: Inventor of an Electronic Strain Sensor

Introduction

Harry Lee is an inventor associated with Campbellfield, Australia. His work includes an electronic strain sensor designed for sensing signals from a living subject, with potential applications in physiological measurement and sleep-related disorder diagnosis.

Latest Patents

Lee is associated with 1 patent: “Device, System and Manufacturing Method for Electronic Strain Sensor.” The invention describes a sensor made from an electrode layer and a sensing layer printed on a substrate, with an encapsulation layer covering both. The electrode layer has lower sheet resistance than the sensing layer, and the two layers are in direct contact.

When force is applied, microscopic cracks can form in the sensing layer, increasing the sensor’s electrical resistance. The patent also describes systems and manufacturing methods incorporating the sensor, as well as methods for measuring physiological parameters or supporting the diagnosis of sleep-related disorders by sensing signals produced by a living subject.

Career Highlights

Lee’s listed organizational affiliations include Sleeptite Pty Ltd and RMIT University. His patent connects printed sensor construction with potential applications in health monitoring and sleep-related assessment.

Collaborations

Lee’s listed coworkers include Cameron Van Den Dungen and Sharath Sriram.

Conclusion

Harry Lee’s patented electronic strain sensor combines a layered printed design with resistance changes caused by microscopic cracking, offering a technology intended for physiological sensing and sleep-related applications.