This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Neuralink, Corp.. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Jamie N. Delton and Automated Craniotomy Technology
Introduction
Jamie N. Delton is an inventor associated with Neuralink Corp. and based in Oakland, California. The supplied information credits Delton with 1 patent concerning automated craniotomy milling and sensing.
Latest Patents
Delton’s listed patent, “Automatic Craniotomy and Bonework via Milling, Force Sensing, and Impedance Sensing,” describes a computer-controlled system for milling bone during a craniotomy. It combines a computer numerical control milling machine and end mill with an impedance measurement system and an axial force sensor. A processor monitors impedance and axial force, then signals the controller to adjust the end mill’s feed rate when either measurement changes.
Career Highlights
The available information identifies Delton’s work at Neuralink Corp. and highlights an invention that integrates milling with force and impedance sensing. The patent description presents these measurements as inputs for controlling the milling process.
Collaborations
The supplied data names John M. Harris and Dalton James Colen as Delton’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe any direct collaboration with Delton.
Conclusion
Jamie N. Delton’s listed patent focuses on combining automated milling and sensor-based feedback for craniotomy procedures, reflecting an engineering approach to controlled bonework.
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