Patents by Inventor Cory Michael Gloe

Cory Michael Gloe has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Insulated electrode for delivering tumor treating electromagnetic fields
    Patent number: 11759628
    Abstract: A tumor treating system for the delivery of tumor treating electric fields to a patient including a control device, a field generator, and electrodes. The control device has a frequency range, a firing configuration and a firing sequence. The field generator generates electrical signals within the frequency range. The electrodes are placed in optimized locations on the patient. Each electrode includes a ceramic layer, a metalized layer and a circuit element. The metalized layer is coupled to the ceramic layer on one side of the ceramic layer. The metalized layer has an outer surface facing away from the ceramic layer. The circuit element is coupled to the metalized layer. The coupling of the circuit element to the metalized layer is across substantially all of the outer surface of the metalized layer. The circuit element conducts the electrical signals to the metalized layer as directed by the control device.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 7, 2021
    Date of Patent: September 19, 2023
    Assignee: LifeBridge Innovations, PBC
    Inventors: Martin A. Pribula, Cory Michael Gloe, Jacob Edward Gefroh, Andrew David Dahl, John Richard Haley, Peter F. Travers, Richard Rotondo, Nathaniel R. Travers, Ken Watkins
  • INSULATED ELECTRODE FOR DELIVERING TUMOR TREATING ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS
    Publication number: 20220176102
    Abstract: A tumor treating system for the delivery of tumor treating electric fields to a patient including a control device, a field generator, and electrodes. The control device has a frequency range, a firing configuration and a firing sequence. The field generator generates electrical signals within the frequency range. The electrodes are placed in optimized locations on the patient. Each electrode includes a ceramic layer, a metalized layer and a circuit element. The metalized layer is coupled to the ceramic layer on one side of the ceramic layer. The metalized layer has an outer surface facing away from the ceramic layer. The circuit element is coupled to the metalized layer. The coupling of the circuit element to the metalized layer is across substantially all of the outer surface of the metalized layer. The circuit element conducts the electrical signals to the metalized layer as directed by the control device.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 7, 2021
    Publication date: June 9, 2022
    Applicant: Loyalty Based Innovations, LLC
    Inventors: Martin A. Pribula, Cory Michael Gloe, Jacob Edward Gefroh, Andrew David Dahl, John Richard Haley, Peter F. Travers, Richard Rotondo, Nathaniel R. Travers, Ken Watkins