Robert Campbell

Title: Robert Campbell and Fluid Delivery Innovation.

Introduction

Robert Campbell is an inventor associated with Waltham, Massachusetts, and Insulet Corporation. His patent work concerns a fluid delivery device that combines a reservoir, a transcutaneous access tool, and a mechanism for driving fluid.

Latest Patents

The provided information identifies one patent associated with Campbell: “Fluid Delivery Device, Transcutaneous Access Tool and Fluid Drive Mechanism for Use Therewith.” The invention describes a fluid reservoir connected to a transcutaneous access tool and a drive mechanism that moves fluid from the reservoir. A plunger sits within the reservoir and connects to a leadscrew, which engages with a nut. A drive wheel and clutch mechanism control the nut: when disengaged, the clutch allows the nut to pass through; when engaged, it grips the nut so the drive wheel can rotate it and advance the drive rod and plunger. The supplied data lists 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Campbell’s listed work is connected to Insulet Corporation and focuses on the mechanical components of fluid delivery. The patent describes how a clutch, drive wheel, leadscrew, and plunger can work together to move fluid from a reservoir.

Collaborations

The supplied information names Steven Diianni and Ian Mclaughlin as Campbell’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe particular collaborative contributions.

Conclusion

Robert Campbell’s listed patent presents a fluid delivery mechanism that uses a controlled drive assembly to advance a plunger and move fluid from a reservoir.