Hye Jun Kil

Title: Hye Jun Kil and a Self-Powered Glucose Monitoring Sensor.

Introduction

Hye Jun Kil is an inventor associated with Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea. His patent work includes a glucose monitoring sensor designed to measure glucose continuously without requiring a separate external power source.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists one patent for Hye Jun Kil: “Glucose Monitoring Sensor of Voltage Measurement Type Including a Supercapacitor and a Continuous Measurement Method of Glucose Using the Same.”

The invention combines a microneedle array with an enzyme layer containing glucose oxidase, a supercapacitor, and a wireless communication module. The supercapacitor is positioned on the opposite side of the microneedle array’s flat base, while the communication module is electrically connected to it. The sensor is designed to operate without separate external power, with the aim of extending device lifespan and supporting close, real-time monitoring of glucose levels.

Career Highlights

Kil’s listed patent focuses on wearable glucose monitoring and integrates microneedle sensing with energy storage and wireless communication. The provided information associates him with Yonsei University and records 1 patent.

Collaborations

The provided information identifies Jin Woo Park as a coworker. It does not specify Park’s role in the patent or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Hye Jun Kil’s listed invention brings together microneedle-based glucose sensing, a supercapacitor, and wireless communication in a self-powered monitoring design.