Yuhao Huang

Title: Yuhao Huang and Predictive Glucose Management

Introduction

Yuhao Huang is an inventor based in Stanford, California, whose patent work includes a system for predicting glucose levels from brain activity. His listed patent portfolio includes 1 patent, and he is associated with Leland Stanford Junior University.

Latest Patents

Huang’s patent, “Systems and Methods for Predictive Glucose Management,” describes a glucose management device with a brain signal recorder and a controller. The controller’s processor and memory run an application that records a user’s brain activity and decodes the signal to predict future glucose levels. This approach explores the use of brain activity as an input for glucose monitoring and management.

Career Highlights

Huang’s listed invention focuses on predictive glucose management, combining brain-signal recording with computational analysis. His work is associated with Leland Stanford Junior University in Stanford, California.

Collaborations

Huang’s listed coworkers include Casey Halpern and Jonathon Parker.

Conclusion

Yuhao Huang’s patent describes a brain-signal-based approach to anticipating glucose levels, reflecting an effort to apply computational methods to glucose management.