Patents by Inventor Matthias Maurberger

Matthias Maurberger 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).

  • Patent number: 11340182
    Abstract: A breathing apparatus includes a tube having a proximal end connected to a breathing mask and a distal end connected to a splitter. A first branch has a proximal end connected to the splitter and an open distal end. A first sensor is arranged within the first branch and operatively connected to a processing module. A first flow control valve is arranged in the first branch and operatively connected to the processing module. A second branch has a proximal end connected to the splitter and a distal end connected to an inflatable reservoir. A second sensor is arranged within the second branch and operatively connected to a processing module. A second flow control valve arranged in the second branch and operatively connected to the processing module. The breathing apparatus can adjust a pneumatic resistance according to a programmed training protocol and counteract hyperventilation by recirculating exhaled air.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 23, 2020
    Date of Patent: May 24, 2022
    Assignee: Idiag AG
    Inventors: Christina Spengler, Corina Schaer, Diego Stutzer, Damien Maurer, Adrian Sallaz, Dieter Helmut Dill, Matthias Maurberger, Alexander Scholz
  • Publication number: 20210072173
    Abstract: A breathing apparatus includes a tube having a proximal end connected to a breathing mask and a distal end connected to a splitter. A first branch has a proximal end connected to the splitter and an open distal end. A first sensor is arranged within the first branch and operatively connected to a processing module. A first flow control valve is arranged in the first branch and operatively connected to the processing module. A second branch has a proximal end connected to the splitter and a distal end connected to an inflatable reservoir. A second sensor is arranged within the second branch and operatively connected to a processing module. A second flow control valve arranged in the second branch and operatively connected to the processing module. The breathing apparatus can adjust a pneumatic resistance according to a programmed training protocol and counteract hyperventilation by recirculating exhaled air.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 23, 2020
    Publication date: March 11, 2021
    Applicant: Idiag AG
    Inventors: Christina Spengler, Corina Schaer, Diego Stutzer, Damien Maurer, Adrian Sallaz, Dieter Helmut Dill, Matthias Maurberger, Alexander Scholz
  • Patent number: 10852261
    Abstract: A sensor and method for measuring respiratory gas properties are presented. A thermal conductivity sensor is used to measure the thermal conductivity of a gas with unknown composition and/or mass flow rate at different temperatures. The measured thermal conductivities at different temperatures are compared with known thermal conductivities of gases at different temperatures. In an exemplary application the sensor and method are installed in a tube to determine a mass of respiratory air flowing through the tube and a concentration of CO2 therein.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 30, 2017
    Date of Patent: December 1, 2020
    Assignee: Sendsor GmbH
    Inventors: Dieter Helmut Dill, Matthias Maurberger, Alexander Scholz
  • Publication number: 20180120245
    Abstract: A sensor and method for measuring respiratory gas properties are presented. A thermal conductivity sensor is used to measure the thermal conductivity of a gas with unknown composition and/or mass flow rate at different temperatures. The measured thermal conductivities at different temperatures are compared with known thermal conductivities of gases at different temperatures. In an exemplary application the sensor and method are installed in a tube to determine a mass of respiratory air flowing through the tube and a concentration of CO2 therein.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 30, 2017
    Publication date: May 3, 2018
    Inventors: Dieter Helmut Dill, Matthias Maurberger, Alexander Scholz