Manfred Beuttenmueller

Title: Manfred Beuttenmueller and Electromagnetic Transdermal Injection

Introduction

Manfred Beuttenmueller is an inventor associated with Ladenburg, Germany. His patent work includes an electromagnetic approach to delivering a payload through the skin and into subcutaneous tissue. The supplied information lists 1 patent and identifies Boehringer Mannheim GmbH as his company.

Latest Patents

Beuttenmueller’s listed patent, “Electromagnetic Transdermal Injection Device and Methods Related Thereto,” describes a method and device for injecting a payload, such as medicine, into an organism’s tissues. The method uses electromagnetic repulsion to accelerate the payload to a velocity sufficient to pass through the skin and reach subcutaneous tissue.

The invention’s force-generating mechanism includes a conductive member that produces electromagnetic repulsive forces in a specified direction when a pulsed electric current passes through it. The device also includes an electrical power supply and a switch that selectively connects the supply to the mechanism, enabling it to accelerate the payload.

Career Highlights

The available information associates Beuttenmueller with Boehringer Mannheim GmbH and identifies his patent on electromagnetic transdermal injection as his listed invention. The patent focuses on using electromagnetic forces to propel a payload through the skin.

Collaborations

Hans-Peter Haar and Markus Mattern are identified as Beuttenmueller’s coworkers. The supplied information does not specify their roles in the patent or describe particular collaborative projects.

Conclusion

Manfred Beuttenmueller’s listed patent presents an electromagnetic method for transdermal injection, combining a pulsed-current force-generating mechanism with a device designed to deliver payloads into subcutaneous tissue.