Mathieu Remond

Title: Mathieu Remond and Ultrasound Transducer Testing

Introduction

Mathieu Remond is an inventor based in Levallois-Perret, France. His patent work addresses methods for evaluating the accuracy and performance of ultrasound transducers, including devices that generate cavitation bubbles.

Latest Patents

Remond is associated with 1 patent, titled “Process for Testing the Accuracy and the Performance of an Ultrasound Transducer.” The method places an elastomer block in an ultrasound-transmitting medium at the expected cavitation region. After the transducer is activated, the generated bubbles leave marks in the elastomer. Those marks are then used to determine the three-dimensional characteristics of the transducer’s actual cavitation region. The patent also describes a system comprising the medium, an elastomer block, and an ultrasound transducer.

Career Highlights

Remond’s disclosed invention focuses on a practical way to assess where cavitation occurs and characterize its three-dimensional extent. This approach may support the testing and evaluation of ultrasound transducers.

Collaborations

Remond is associated with Cardiawave. His listed coworkers include Daniel Suarez and Robin Penot.

Conclusion

Mathieu Remond’s patent describes an elastomer-based technique for measuring the accuracy and performance of ultrasound transducers by analyzing marks left by cavitation bubbles.