This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Purdue Research Foundation. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Michael Vincent Clevenger and Wearable Health-Monitoring Sensors.
Introduction
Michael Vincent Clevenger is an inventor associated with English, Indiana, and Purdue Research Foundation. His patent work concerns flexible, fabric-based sensors designed for wearable health monitoring.
Latest Patents
Clevenger is named on 1 patent: “Fabrics Conformally Coated with Conjugated Polymers, Disposable Health Monitoring Sensors Using the Same, and Fabrication Method Thereof.” The invention describes a wearable sensor made with flexible fabric coated in a conjugated polymer using vapor-phase oxidative chemical vapor deposition. Electrodes connect to the coating, while a processor can measure electrical properties across them, identify a physiological event, and provide corresponding measurement information.
Career Highlights
Clevenger’s listed patent reflects work at the intersection of materials science, sensor fabrication, and wearable health technology. The disclosed approach uses coated fabric as a flexible sensing platform for physiological monitoring.
Collaborations
Sunghwan Lee and Hyeonghun Kim are identified as Clevenger’s coworkers. The patent’s described technology brings together coated textiles, electrodes, and processor-based measurement.
Conclusion
Michael Vincent Clevenger’s patent highlights a fabric-based approach to wearable health monitoring, combining a flexible polymer-coated sensor with electronic measurement and physiological-event detection.
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