Patents Assigned to Berne University of Applied Sciences
  • Patent number: 12171561
    Abstract: A wearable cuff based on a carrier material with an integrated signal recorder for measurements of biosignals on the skin of a living body recording at an upper arm of a human body. At least one electrode is connected to the carrier material via a reversibly compressible material. The electrodes, the base of the main circuit, and the conductors of the signal recorder are based on one and the same flexible printed circuit board (FPCB). The carrier material is an elastic material. The conductors exhibit a zig-zag, U-shape, ?-shape and/or a meandering form. The carrier material includes a woven and/or a nonwoven layer being coated with a thermoplastic polymer layer. A process to make the cuff, a process to measure biosignals on the skin of a living body, for long-term ECG recording at an upper arm of a human body, and the use of the cuff to record biosignals on the skin of a living body.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 24, 2019
    Date of Patent: December 24, 2024
    Assignee: Berne University of Applied Sciences
    Inventors: Samuel Kreuzer, Tobias Bertos, Thomas Niederhauser
  • Publication number: 20210121116
    Abstract: A wearable cuff based on a carrier material with an integrated signal recorder for measurements of biosignals on the skin of a living body recording at an upper arm of a human body. At least one electrode is connected to the carrier material via a reversibly compressible material. The electrodes, the base of the main circuit, and the conductors of the signal recorder are based on one and the same flexible printed circuit board (FPCB). The carrier material is an elastic material. The conductors exhibit a zig-zag, U-shape, ?-shape and/or a meandering form. The carrier material includes a woven and/or a nonwoven layer being coated with a thermoplastic polymer layer. A process to make the cuff, a process to measure biosignals on the skin of a living body, for long-term ECG recording at an upper arm of a human body, and the use of the cuff to record biosignals on the skin of a living body.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 24, 2019
    Publication date: April 29, 2021
    Applicant: Berne University of Applied Sciences
    Inventors: Samuel Kreuzer, Tobias Bertos, Thomas Niederhauser