This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Robert Bosch. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Susanne Fischer and Her Capacitive Sensor Invention.
Introduction
Susanne Fischer is an inventor associated with Reutlingen, Germany, and Robert Bosch. Her work includes a patent for a capacitive sensor designed to recognize an approaching object across a planar area.
Latest Patents
Fischer is credited with 1 patent, titled “Capacitive Sensor and Method for Planar Recognition of an Approach.” The invention describes a sensor with two planar electrodes separated by a dielectric. The electrodes are designed to be flexible, including limp and/or torsion-flexible, enabling the sensor to recognize an object approaching its surface.
Career Highlights
Fischer’s listed patent connects her inventive work with Robert Bosch and focuses on capacitive sensing technology. The patent’s flexible electrode design is intended to support planar approach recognition.
Collaborations
Fischer’s listed coworker is Philipp Scheiner. Their association reflects a collaborative connection in the context of the reported invention.
Conclusion
Susanne Fischer’s patent documents her contribution to capacitive sensing through a flexible, planar sensor designed to detect approaching objects.
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