This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Origami Surgical, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Joshua Hubbard and Surgical Suture Storage Innovation.
Introduction
Joshua Hubbard is an inventor associated with New Milford, Connecticut. His patent work addresses the storage and handling of sutures and other surgical elements during surgery. He is associated with Origami Surgical, Inc.
Latest Patents
Hubbard is named on one patent, Housing for Storing Sutures Therein, and Methods of Use Therefor. The patent describes a surgical element carrier designed to pass through a surgical port. Its housing has two portions that move between closed and open positions, allowing surgical elements such as sutures to be stored in a stacked arrangement and accessed when the carrier is open. A spacer can sit between surgical elements, and a projecting portion can fold over the spacer body to partially overlap an element.
Career Highlights
Hubbard’s patent focuses on organizing surgical elements in a compact carrier that can be introduced through a surgical port. The design combines a movable housing with spacers intended to help retain and separate the stored elements. His recorded portfolio includes 1 patent.
Collaborations
Hubbard is associated with Origami Surgical, Inc. His listed coworkers include John Gillespie, Jr., and Patrick J. Culligan, Jr.
Conclusion
Joshua Hubbard’s patented surgical carrier design centers on making sutures and other surgical elements easier to store and access during procedures.
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