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1. 11322007 - Danger detector with a non-contact heat radiation sensor for detecting an open fire as well as to determine an ambient temperature (2022-05-03),

2. 10467874 - Fire detector having a photodiode for sensing ambient light (2019-11-05),

3. 9905102 - Open scattered light smoke detector and testing device for an open scattered light smoke detector of this type (2018-02-27),

4. 9858786 - Danger detector with a non-contact heat radiation sensor for establishing an ambient temperature (2018-01-02),

5. 9666048 - Scattered light smoke detector of the open type, in particular having a sidelooker led (2017-05-30),

6. 9134716 - Detection of blockages and interruptions with an aspirating smoke detector (ASD) (2015-09-15),

7. 9098989 - Evaluation of scattered-light signals in an optical hazard alarm and output both of a weighted smoke density signal and also of a weighted dust/steam density signal (2015-08-04),

8. 8188872 - Robust evaluation of a temperature measurement signal by using a dynamic adaptation of a computational model (2012-05-29),

9. 7222046 - Device and method for ascertaining the wheel position of wheels on a wheeled vehicle (2007-05-22),

10. 7146853 - Device and method for determining the side position of wheels and motor vehicle having the device (2006-12-12),

11. 7059178 - Device for measuring a tire pressure (2006-06-13),

12. 7024318 - Device for measuring the tire pressure of any wheel on a motor vehicle and method for operating the device (2006-04-04),

13. 7023334 - Method for assigning tire pressure measurement devices in a motor vehicle to wheel positions and device for measuring the tire pressure (2006-04-04),

14. 7004019 - Method and system for the detection of a pressure drop in a tire (2006-02-28),

15. 6998974 - Method and system for monitoring the wheels of motor vehicle (2006-02-14),

Title: Innovations of Martin Fischer in Fire Detection Technology

Introduction

Martin Fischer, a prominent inventor based in Wuppertal, Germany, has made significant contributions to the field of fire detection technology. With an impressive portfolio of 24 patents, Fischer's work is characterized by innovative solutions aimed at enhancing safety and efficiency in fire detection systems.

Latest Patents

Fischer's latest inventions include a sophisticated danger detector featuring a non-contact heat radiation sensor designed for detecting open flames and measuring ambient temperature. This device consists of an alarm housing equipped with a cover that allows heat radiation to pass through, making it essential for effectively identifying fire hazards. The non-contact optical heat radiation sensor, sensitive to incoming heat, processes signals to monitor fluctuations indicative of flames while simultaneously determining the surrounding ambient temperature using components like a thermopile or a bolometer.

Another recent patent involves a fire detector integrated with a photodiode that senses ambient light within a specific spectral range of 400 nm to 1150 nm. This innovation includes a control unit that generates alerts based on signals from both the fire sensor and the photodiode, adapting its response based on detected flicker frequencies associated with flames.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Martin Fischer has worked with notable companies such as Siemens Aktiengesellschaft and Siemens Schweiz AG. His experience within these organizations has undoubtedly shaped his expertise and innovative prowess in developing advanced fire detection systems.

Collaborations

During his journey, Fischer has collaborated with several talented individuals in the industry, including notable coworkers such as Franz Hillenmayer and Dominik Fuessel. These collaborations have likely enriched his work, fostering a dynamic exchange of ideas that push the boundaries of fire safety technology.

Conclusion

Martin Fischer's contributions to inventions related to fire detection exemplify the spirit of innovation. With his extensive patent portfolio and career marked by significant collaborations, Fischer continues to advance the field, enhancing safety measures for communities worldwide. His inventions not only showcase his technical expertise but also reflect a commitment to improving public safety through innovative technology.

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