Taoyuan City, Taiwan

Yen-Tung Chen

This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Shl Medical Ag. Active years: 2026.

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Inventor Profile: Yen-Tung Chen. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/inventor/yen-tung-chen-tday7fqp

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Title: Yen-Tung Chen: Medicament Delivery Device Inventor

Introduction

Yen-Tung Chen is an inventor based in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. His patent work includes a medicament delivery device designed to control needle exposure and manage forces during deployment. Chen is associated with Shl Medical AG.

Latest Patents

Chen is named on 1 patent, titled “Medicament Delivery Device.” The invention describes a device that expels medication from a container fitted with an injection needle. It can move between a retracted state, where the needle remains inside the medicament delivery member and is shielded from external exposure, and a protracted state, where the needle extends proximally beyond the member.

During this transition, the medicament delivery member remains stationary relative to the housing. In the protracted state, the syringe collar locks axially against a surface of the housing, allowing that surface to absorb axial force generated by the collar during deployment.

Career Highlights

Chen’s documented patent activity focuses on medication-delivery technology. His work addresses needle positioning, device deployment, and the transfer of mechanical forces within an injection device.

Collaborations

Chen is associated with Shl Medical AG, a company working in the medical-device field. His patent reflects an engineering focus on the design and operation of medicament delivery systems.

Conclusion

Yen-Tung Chen’s patent contribution centers on a medicament delivery device that combines controlled needle deployment with a housing structure designed to absorb deployment forces.

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