Jenson Lee Keller

Title: Jenson Lee Keller and Wearable Glucose-Determination Technology.

Introduction

Jenson Lee Keller is an inventor based in Seattle, Washington. His patent work describes a wearable approach to estimating glucose values using carbon dioxide emitted through the skin.

Latest Patents

Keller is associated with 1 patent, titled “Systems for Determining Glucose Values Based on Transdermal Carbon Dioxide Emission.” The invention uses a wearable device to assess a glucose value for the area of the body beneath the device by measuring carbon dioxide emitted from the skin. Openings in the device housing allow carbon dioxide to enter and exit. The device may regulate carbon dioxide accumulation with a valve or wait for the gas inside the housing to reach equilibrium before determining a value. Additional sensors can measure physiological or environmental factors, including ambient carbon dioxide or increased respiration, so that a modifier can be applied to the glucose estimate.

Career Highlights

Keller is associated with Amazon Technologies, Inc. His patent describes a wearable sensing system that combines transdermal carbon dioxide measurements with other sensor data to support glucose-value estimation.

Collaborations

The available information identifies Amazon Technologies, Inc. as Keller’s company affiliation. It does not specify individual co-inventors or other collaborators.

Conclusion

Jenson Lee Keller’s patent work focuses on wearable glucose estimation through transdermal carbon dioxide sensing, with additional measurements intended to account for relevant physiological and environmental conditions.