This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Amazon Technologies, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Konstantin Brook and Non-Invasive Biosensing
Introduction
Konstantin Brook is an inventor based in Tel Aviv, Israel, associated with Amazon Technologies, Inc. His patent work describes a non-invasive radio-frequency biosensor designed to estimate the concentration of molecules within the human body.
Latest Patents
Brook is listed as an inventor on 1 patent: “Non-invasive radio frequency biosensor.” The invention uses low-power radio-frequency signals transmitted at different frequencies and times from multiple antennas to gather information about molecules in the body. One implementation uses five antennas arranged in a quincunx pattern and may incorporate photoplethysmographs or other sensors. The system compensates for movement of the sensor relative to the user before using the resulting data to estimate molecular concentrations.
Career Highlights
Brook’s documented patent contribution concerns wearable or otherwise non-invasive sensing technology. The described approach combines radio-frequency measurements with motion compensation, addressing changes that can occur when a user moves or repositions the device.
Collaborations
Brook’s listed coworkers include Ilia Vitsnudel and Layne Christopher Price. The patent description reflects a multidisciplinary approach that brings together sensor hardware, signal processing, and physiological measurement.
Conclusion
Konstantin Brook’s patent work highlights a non-invasive biosensing approach that uses radio-frequency signals and motion-compensated data to estimate molecular concentrations in the human body.
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