Shu-Wen Dai

Title: Shu-Wen Dai and Non-Invasive Blood Glucose Monitoring

Introduction

Shu-Wen Dai is an inventor associated with Hsinchu, Taiwan. His patent work includes a device designed to support non-invasive blood glucose monitoring.

Latest Patents

Dai is credited with 1 patent: “Non-invasive blood glucose monitoring device and manufacturing method thereof.” The invention describes a manufacturing method that begins with a substrate and forms one or more light-blocking walls on it through injection molding or electroplating. Each wall has a lower structure connected to the substrate and an upper structure connected to the lower structure.

A light-emitting element and a light-receiving element are placed on the substrate, separated by the light-blocking wall or walls. A packaging structure encloses the two elements, and a transparent cover is placed over the packaging structure and walls. The walls also limit the cover to a specified height. This arrangement is intended to support the device’s optical components and their configuration.

Career Highlights

Dai is associated with Taiwan-Asia Semiconductor Corporation. His patent reflects work on device construction and manufacturing methods for a non-invasive blood glucose monitoring technology.

Collaborations

Chuan-Fa Lin is identified as Dai’s coworker. The available information does not specify the nature of their collaboration on the patent.

Conclusion

Shu-Wen Dai’s patent describes a structured approach to assembling optical components and a transparent cover for a non-invasive blood glucose monitoring device.