This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Arizona State University. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Lily Baye-Wallace and Hip Exosuit Innovation
Introduction
Lily Baye-Wallace is an inventor based in Phoenix, Arizona, and is associated with Arizona State University. Her work includes an invention designed to assist hip movement during human locomotion. She is credited with 1 patent.
Latest Patents
Baye-Wallace’s patent, “Hip exosuit to assist hip flexion and extension,” describes a wearable system intended to support a user’s gait. The exosuit includes a hip belt with removable hip-anchoring mechanisms and a leg brace. Flexion and extension actuators connect the anchoring mechanisms to the leg brace and contract in response to signals, helping assist hip movement during walking.
Career Highlights
The hip exosuit patent highlights Baye-Wallace’s contribution to wearable assistive technology. Its design focuses on supporting both hip flexion and extension, with actuators arranged to work alongside the user’s natural locomotion.
Collaborations
Baye-Wallace is associated with Arizona State University. Carly Thalman and Hyunglae Lee are identified as her coworkers.
Conclusion
Lily Baye-Wallace’s patented hip exosuit combines a wearable belt, leg brace, and responsive actuators to assist hip movement and support human gait.
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