Taylor Gregory

Title: Taylor Gregory and Fluidic Substance Evaluation

Introduction

Taylor Gregory is an inventor based in Chaska, Minnesota, and is associated with Beckman Coulter, Inc. His patent work addresses methods for evaluating fluidic substances by analyzing images of a container and estimating particle concentration.

Latest Patents

Gregory is named on 1 patent: “System and Method of Evaluating Fluidic Substance.” The disclosed method captures a reference image of an empty container and determines a reference grayscale value. After a volume of fluidic substance is aspirated into the container, a test image is captured and its grayscale value is determined. The method uses the reference and test values to calibrate a universal curve relating grayscale values to particle concentration, then estimates the concentration in the fluidic substance.

Career Highlights

Gregory’s patent connects image-based measurement with particle-concentration analysis. By calibrating a universal curve using images of both an empty container and one containing the sample, the method provides a way to evaluate fluidic substances.

Collaborations

The patent information identifies Amit Sawhney and Takayuki Mizutani as Gregory’s coworkers. Gregory is also associated with Beckman Coulter, Inc.

Conclusion

Taylor Gregory’s patent work focuses on using image analysis and calibration to determine particle concentration in fluidic substances.