Hsiu-Jung Huang

Title: Hsiu-Jung Huang and Non-Invasive Health Monitoring Innovations.

Introduction

Hsiu-Jung Huang is an inventor based in Hsinchu, Taiwan. Huang’s listed work includes two patents focused on non-invasive optical monitoring of blood glucose, with one invention also addressing sleep monitoring. Huang is associated with Taiwan-Asia Semiconductor Corporation.

Latest Patents

Huang’s listed patents include a sidelight-type non-invasive glucose monitoring module. The design places a light-source assembly and a light-sensing assembly on a substrate, with a blocking member between them to prevent direct interference. Light-guiding elements direct light from the emitting element and toward the sensing element.

Another listed invention is a non-invasive flexible blood glucose detecting and sleep monitoring device. Its detection module combines optical components, a light-emitting unit, and a sensing unit arranged in separate spaces formed by retaining walls. A flexible piezoelectric module is placed on the person being monitored, and a detecting unit connects it to the optical detection module. Together, these components are designed to monitor sleep and blood glucose without invasive testing.

Career Highlights

Huang’s listed portfolio comprises 2 patents. The inventions described here apply optical sensing and flexible device components to health monitoring, with an emphasis on non-invasive glucose detection.

Collaborations

Huang is associated with Taiwan-Asia Semiconductor Corporation. Sheng-Wei Chen is identified as a coworker.

Conclusion

Hsiu-Jung Huang’s listed inventions bring together optical sensing and flexible monitoring components to support non-invasive blood glucose detection, with one device also designed to monitor sleep.