This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Continental Automotive Gmbh. Active years: 2019.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2019
Title: Patrick Eber-Neumaier and Soot-Sensing Technology.
Introduction
Patrick Eber-Neumaier is an inventor associated with Altfraunhofen, Germany, and Continental Automotive GmbH. His patent work includes a soot sensor designed to detect soot particles in motor vehicle exhaust.
Latest Patents
The available information identifies one patent for Patrick Eber-Neumaier: “Soot sensor.” The invention concerns measuring soot in exhaust gas. It describes a sensor with two electrodes and an insulation body that allows soot particles carried by gas to enter the space between the electrodes. A meter evaluates the current produced when voltage is applied between them, while features that concentrate the electric field strengthen the sensing arrangement.
Career Highlights
Eber-Neumaier’s listed patent reflects work on emissions-sensing technology for motor vehicles. His recorded portfolio includes 1 patent, and he is associated with Continental Automotive GmbH.
Collaborations
The provided information names Sebastian Reiss and Alexander Waha as coworkers. Their connection to Eber-Neumaier’s patent work is not specified.
Conclusion
Patrick Eber-Neumaier’s listed invention applies electrode-based sensing to the detection of soot in vehicle exhaust, contributing to automotive emissions-monitoring technology.
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