This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 2 published patent applications. Top assignee: Meta Platforms Technologies, LLC. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Mario Bräcklein and Biopotential-Based Gesture Guidance.
Introduction
Mario Bräcklein is an inventor based in Brooklyn, New York. His patent work focuses on using biopotential sensor data to guide users as they activate biological motor units and perform gestures.
Latest Patents
Bräcklein is associated with 1 patent, titled “Systems and Methods for Guiding Users to Perform Detectable Biopotential-Based Gestures Tied to Specific Motor Units, and Actionable Feedback Associated Therewith.” The patent describes a system that presents instructions and graphical elements to guide a user through movements associated with activating motor units. It uses biopotential sensor data captured during those movements to determine what movement the user should perform next and how the graphical elements should change. When the data meets a specified threshold, the system associates it with biopotential-based gestures and provides further visual feedback.
Career Highlights
The patent identifies Meta Platforms Technologies, LLC, as the company associated with Bräcklein’s work. Its approach combines sensor-based movement detection with step-by-step instructions and feedback, supporting guided interaction with biological motor units.
Collaborations
Bräcklein’s listed coworkers include Diego Adrian Gutnisky and Najja Marshall.
Conclusion
Mario Bräcklein’s patent centers on translating biopotential measurements into guided movements and actionable feedback, reflecting an innovation in sensor-based gesture training.
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