Patents by Inventor Menash MICHAEL
Menash MICHAEL 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).
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Patent number: 12746339Abstract: In some embodiments, an adjunct device for tracks time and/or dosage of a medicine. The device may include a connector for mounting the device to a deposable pen injector. The device may be configured to allow use of the native controls and injectors of the injector. For example the device may include a view port for viewing a dose indicator of the injector. The device may include one or more vibration sensors. A processor may be configured to differentiate increasing a dose, decreasing a dose and/or discharging the medicine based on the output of the sensors. Optionally a display of the device may be positioned for simultaneous viewing with the dosage indicator of the injector. For example a user may verify the accuracy of the adjunct device before performing a discharge.Type: GrantFiled: December 20, 2023Date of Patent: September 29, 2026Assignee: G. E. Ehrlich (1995) Ltd.Inventor: Menash Michael
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Patent number: 12661452Abstract: In some embodiments, an adjunct device for tracks time and/or dosage of a medicine. The device may include a connector for mounting the device to a deposable pen injector. The device may be configured to allow use of the native controls and injectors of the injector. For example the device may include a view port for viewing a dose indicator of the injector. The device may include one or more vibration sensors. A processor may be configured to differentiate increasing a dose, decreasing a dose and/or discharging the medicine based on the output of the sensors. Optionally a display of the device may be positioned for simultaneous viewing with the dosage indicator of the injector. For example a user may verify the accuracy of the adjunct device before performing a discharge.Type: GrantFiled: November 23, 2023Date of Patent: June 23, 2026Assignee: G. E. Ehrlich (1995) Ltd.Inventor: Menash Michael
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Patent number: 12029884Abstract: In some embodiments, an adjunct device for tracks time and/or dosage of a medicine. The device may include a connector for mounting the device to a deposable pen injector. The device may be configured to allow use of the native controls and injectors of the injector. For example the device may include a view port for viewing a dose indicator of the injector. The device may include one or more vibration sensors. A processor may be configured to differentiate increasing a dose, decreasing a dose and/or discharging the medicine based on the output of the sensors. Optionally a display of the device may be positioned for simultaneous viewing with the dosage indicator of the injector. For example a user may verify the accuracy of the adjunct device before performing a discharge.Type: GrantFiled: September 8, 2020Date of Patent: July 9, 2024Assignee: G. E. Ehrlich (1995) Ltd.Inventor: Menash Michael
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Publication number: 20240157056Abstract: In some embodiments, an adjunct device for tracks time and/or dosage of a medicine. The device may include a connector for mounting the device to a deposable pen injector. The device may be configured to allow use of the native controls and injectors of the injector. For example the device may include a view port for viewing a dose indicator of the injector. The device may include one or more vibration sensors. A processor may be configured to differentiate increasing a dose, decreasing a dose and/or discharging the medicine based on the output of the sensors. Optionally a display of the device may be positioned for simultaneous viewing with the dosage indicator of the injector. For example a user may verify the accuracy of the adjunct device before performing a discharge.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 20, 2023Publication date: May 16, 2024Applicant: G. E. Ehrlich (1995) Ltd.Inventor: Menash MICHAEL
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Publication number: 20240148978Abstract: In some embodiments, an adjunct device for tracks time and/or dosage of a medicine. The device may include a connector for mounting the device to a deposable pen injector. The device may be configured to allow use of the native controls and injectors of the injector. For example the device may include a view port for viewing a dose indicator of the injector. The device may include one or more vibration sensors. A processor may be configured to differentiate increasing a dose, decreasing a dose and/or discharging the medicine based on the output of the sensors. Optionally a display of the device may be positioned for simultaneous viewing with the dosage indicator of the injector. For example a user may verify the accuracy of the adjunct device before performing a discharge.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 23, 2023Publication date: May 9, 2024Applicant: G. E. Ehrlich (1995) Ltd.Inventor: Menash MICHAEL
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Publication number: 20240082501Abstract: In some embodiments, an adjunct device for tracks time and/or dosage of a medicine. The device may include a connector for mounting the device to a deposable pen injector. The device may be configured to allow use of the native controls and injectors of the injector. For example the device may include a view port for viewing a dose indicator of the injector. The device may include one or more vibration sensors. A processor may be configured to differentiate increasing a dose, decreasing a dose and/or discharging the medicine based on the output of the sensors. Optionally a display of the device may be positioned for simultaneous viewing with the dosage indicator of the injector. For example a user may verify the accuracy of the adjunct device before performing a discharge.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 23, 2023Publication date: March 14, 2024Applicant: G. E. Ehrlich (1995) Ltd.Inventor: Menash MICHAEL
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Publication number: 20220016354Abstract: A method and system for detecting rotational movements due to dosage changing activity in a pen-type injector having a body and a dosage adjustment mechanism. The method includes measuring, using a sensor, rotation about one or more axes of the injector to provide rotational data, identifying in the rotational data, one or more features and/or patterns corresponding to a change in the angular velocity of the sensor due to mechanical coupling between the body and the dosage adjustment mechanism, and detecting the rotational movements based on the identifying.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 28, 2019Publication date: January 20, 2022Applicant: InsuLog Ltd.Inventor: Menash MICHAEL
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Publication number: 20200397998Abstract: In some embodiments, an adjunct device for tracks time and/or dosage of a medicine. The device may include a connector for mounting the device to a deposable pen injector. The device may be configured to allow use of the native controls and injectors of the injector. For example the device may include a view port for viewing a dose indicator of the injector. The device may include one or more vibration sensors. A processor may be configured to differentiate increasing a dose, decreasing a dose and/or discharging the medicine based on the output of the sensors. Optionally a display of the device may be positioned for simultaneous viewing with the dosage indicator of the injector. For example a user may verify the accuracy of the adjunct device before performing a discharge.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 8, 2020Publication date: December 24, 2020Applicant: InsuLog Ltd.Inventor: Menash MICHAEL
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Publication number: 20170182258Abstract: In some embodiments, an adjunct device for tracks time and/or dosage of a medicine. The device may include a connector for mounting the device to a deposable pen injector. The device may be configured to allow use of the native controls and injectors of the injector. For example the device may include a view port for viewing a dose indicator of the injector. The device may include one or more vibration sensors. A processor may be configured to differentiate increasing a dose, decreasing a dose and/or discharging the medicine based on the output of the sensors. Optionally a display of the device may be positioned for simultaneous viewing with the dosage indicator of the injector. For example a user may verify the accuracy of the adjunct device before performing a discharge.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 27, 2016Publication date: June 29, 2017Inventor: Menash MICHAEL
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Patent number: D834710Type: GrantFiled: January 23, 2017Date of Patent: November 27, 2018Assignee: InsuLog Ltd.Inventor: Menash Michael