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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 16, 2025
Filed:
Nov. 23, 2021
Coapt Llc, Chicago, IL (US);
Blair Andrew Lock, Chicago, IL (US);
Levi John Hargrove, Chicago, IL (US);
Katherine Cai, Chicago, IL (US);
Gila Baer, Chicago, IL (US);
Mary Mcmeekin, Chicago, IL (US);
Kevin Dwyer, Chicago, IL (US);
Steven Hansen, Chicago, IL (US);
COAPT LLC, Chicago, IL (US);
Abstract
Adaptive biosignal systems and methods are disclosed for switching one or more designations of biosignal sensors for dynamic adaptation and optimization of one or more biosignal detection devices. A sensor designation cycle is executed for a plurality of biosignal sensors of a biosignal detection device, each of the plurality of biosignal sensors configured to collect biosignal data of a user, and each of the plurality of biosignal sensors having a designation defining an electrical sensor modality modifiable by a switch communicatively coupled to the biosignal detection device. The plurality of biosignal sensors comprises at least a first biosignal sensor, a second biosignal sensor, and a third biosignal sensor, wherein the first biosignal sensor is designated as a reference sensor, and wherein the second biosignal sensor is designated as a measurement sensor. The sensor designation cycle comprises various algorithms for switching designations of the various sensors.