Title: Michael Segessenmann - Innovator in Bioelectric Signal Measurement
Introduction
Michael Segessenmann is an inventor based in Bürglen, Switzerland. He is currently associated with Dätwyler Schweiz AG. Although he has not yet been granted any patents, his work focuses on innovative solutions in the field of bioelectric signal measurement.
Latest Patent Applications
One of his notable patent applications is for a device titled "Soft and Dry Electrode." This electrode is designed for measuring bioelectric signals of an individual. It features a dome-like shaped support body with a concave contact side that faces the individual and a convex connector side. The support body has a central axis that runs through both the contact and connector sides. The electrode includes outer contact pins located on the contact side, positioned at a radially outer region of the support body, which are intended to contact the area of interest for measurement. Made from elastomeric material, the electrode possesses conductive properties. The support body is flexible, allowing for an upwards bending of the radially outer region when a force is applied centrally to the connector side. This bending causes the outer contact pins to tilt, moving their tips radially outwards along the area of interest.
Conclusion
Michael Segessenmann is making strides in the field of bioelectric signal measurement with his innovative designs. His work, particularly the Soft and Dry Electrode, showcases his commitment to advancing technology in this area.