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EPO Patents = 9 (Patent Applications = 10)

Average Co-Inventor Count = 1.3

ph-index = 3

Forward Citations = 30(Granted Patents)

Location History:

Diest, BE (2002 - 2014)
Mortsel, BE (2010 - 2024)

Company Filing History:

Years Active: 2002-2024

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19 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 12118701 - Method and system to characterize and monitor the sharpness of a digital imaging system (2024-10-15),

2. 11915402 - Method and system to calculate the point spread function of a digital image detector system based on a MTF modulated quantum-noise measurement (2024-02-27),

3. 10726527 - Method for reducing image disturbances caused by reconstructed defective pixels in direct radiography (2020-07-28),

4. 10345454 - Method for reshaping the characteristic exposure response and dosimetry of a direct radiography system (2019-07-09),

5. 10127642 - Method for correcting defective pixel artifacts in a direct radiography image (2018-11-13),

6. 9741102 - Method to evaluate the presence of a source of x-ray beam inhomogeneity during x-ray exposure (2017-08-22),

7. 8913813 - Method of determining spatial response signature of detector in computed radiography (2014-12-16),

8. 8855359 - Method of removing spatial response signature of computed radiography dector from image (2014-10-07),

9. 8649588 - Method for canceling impact of physical property variability on image quality performance of digital imaging system (2014-02-11),

10. 8194966 - Method for neutralizing image artifacts prior to determination of signal-to-noise ratio in CR/DR radiography systems (2012-06-05),

11. 7903839 - Method for canceling impact of physical property variability on image quality performance of digital imaging system (2011-03-08),

12. 7824103 - Scatter-poor dosimeter support device and method of operation (2010-11-02),

13. 7773831 - Method for visual inspection of size-reduced digital image (2010-08-10),

14. 7629574 - Method of determining sensitivity of radiation detector (2009-12-08),

15. 7538317 - Method of determining non-uniformity of detector inventory (2009-05-26),

Introduction

Marc Cresens, an accomplished inventor residing in Diest, Belgium, has made significant contributions to the field of digital imaging systems. With an impressive portfolio of 19 patents to his name, he has been instrumental in advancing the technology that underpins modern imaging processes. His innovative approaches have not only enhanced the quality of digital images but have also streamlined the techniques used in image processing.

Latest Patents

Among his recent inventions, two patents stand out for their technical sophistication and practical applications. The first, titled "Method and system to characterize and monitor the sharpness of a digital imaging system," addresses the challenge of automatic selection and pre-processing of digital images. This invention focuses on utilizing quantum noise to aid in the calculation of sharpness parameters, thus enabling a more precise assessment of a digital imaging system's performance.

The second noteworthy patent, "Method and system to calculate the point spread function of a digital image detector system based on a MTF modulated quantum-noise measurement," presents a groundbreaking methodology for measuring the point spread function (PSF) in image detector systems. By analyzing quantum noise in image acquisition data, this invention eliminates the need for traditional image phantom recordings, simplifying the sharpness evaluation process.

Career Highlights

Marc Cresens has worked with reputable organizations such as Agfa Healthcare NV and Agfa NV, where he has honed his expertise in imaging technology. His experience in these companies has equipped him with the knowledge and skills necessary to innovate within the digital imaging space.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Marc has collaborated with talented professionals, including his coworkers Herman Van Goubergen and Walter Exelmans. These partnerships have contributed significantly to the development and refinement of his pioneering inventions.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Marc Cresens's work exemplifies the dynamic nature of innovation in digital imaging technology. His recent patents demonstrate a keen insight into the complex interplay of various factors affecting image quality. As he continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in this field, Marc Cresens stands as a vital figure in the evolution of digital imaging systems.

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