Health Trackers for Autonomous Targeting of Tissue Sampling Sites
Summary
The USPTO granted patent US12599313B2 to inventor Gil Travish on April 14, 2026. The patent covers health tracker devices configured to autonomously target tissue sampling sites using magnetic resonance spectral data. The scanner includes a magnet for field gradients, RF transmitting antenna, and RF sensing antenna to obtain spectral data from predetermined locations within a volume of interest. The patent contains 14 claims and was filed on June 23, 2022.
What changed
USPTO granted patent US12599313B2 covering health tracker devices with magnetic resonance scanning capabilities for autonomously targeting tissue sampling sites. The invention includes a scanner with magnet, RF transmitting antenna, and RF sensing antenna configured to obtain spectral data from predetermined locations within a volume of interest.
For medical device manufacturers and healthcare technology developers, this patent establishes intellectual property rights in the health tracker and tissue sampling automation space. Competitors developing similar magnetic resonance-based tissue targeting systems should conduct freedom-to-operate analyses to assess potential infringement exposure.
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Health trackers for autonomous targeting of tissue sampling sites
Grant US12599313B2 Kind: B2 Apr 14, 2026
Inventors
Gil Travish
Abstract
Health trackers for targeting tissue sampling sites in accordance with embodiments of the invention are provided. In one embodiment, a health tracker includes: a scanner for capturing spectral data, the scanner comprising: a magnet configured to generate a field gradient across a region of interest; an RF transmitting antenna configured to generate a localized field; and an RF sensing antenna configured to sense a localized area; and where the scanner is configured to obtain magnetic resonance spectral data from predetermined locations with a volume of interest.
CPC Classifications
A61B 5/055 A61B 5/064 A61B 5/4244 A61B 5/4872 G01R 33/3802 G01R 33/3808 G01R 33/46 G01R 33/4828 G01R 33/383
Filing Date
2022-06-23
Application No.
17848154
Claims
14
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