View source for 20240011593. AUTONOMOUS MICROSYSTEM FOR IMMERSION INTO FLUID simplified abstract (The Regents of the University of Michigan)

=AUTONOMOUS MICROSYSTEM FOR IMMERSION INTO FLUID=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:The Regents of the University of Michigan|The Regents of the University of Michigan]]


[[Category:The Regents of the University of Michigan]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Yogesh B. Gianchandani of Ann Arbor MI (US)|Yogesh B. Gianchandani of Ann Arbor MI (US)]][[Category:Yogesh B. Gianchandani of Ann Arbor MI (US)]]

[[:Category:Alexander Benken of Ann Arbor MI (US)|Alexander Benken of Ann Arbor MI (US)]][[Category:Alexander Benken of Ann Arbor MI (US)]]

[[:Category:Neeharika Vellaluru of Ann Arbor MI (US)|Neeharika Vellaluru of Ann Arbor MI (US)]][[Category:Neeharika Vellaluru of Ann Arbor MI (US)]]

[[:Category:Partha Dutta of Ann Arbor MI (US)|Partha Dutta of Ann Arbor MI (US)]][[Category:Partha Dutta of Ann Arbor MI (US)]]

[[:Category:John-Richard Ordonez-varela of Houston TX (US)|John-Richard Ordonez-varela of Houston TX (US)]][[Category:John-Richard Ordonez-varela of Houston TX (US)]]

[[:Category:Aurelie Le-beulze of Courbevoie (FR)|Aurelie Le-beulze of Courbevoie (FR)]][[Category:Aurelie Le-beulze of Courbevoie (FR)]]

[[:Category:Jean-Gregoire Boero-rollo of Courbevoie (FR)|Jean-Gregoire Boero-rollo of Courbevoie (FR)]][[Category:Jean-Gregoire Boero-rollo of Courbevoie (FR)]]

==AUTONOMOUS MICROSYSTEM FOR IMMERSION INTO FLUID - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240011593 titled 'AUTONOMOUS MICROSYSTEM FOR IMMERSION INTO FLUID

==Simplified Explanation==

The present disclosure describes an autonomous microsystem designed to be immersed in a fluid. The microsystem includes electronics, a power source, and a packaging system that surrounds the electronics and the power source. The electronics are capable of sensing and recording environmental conditions. The packaging system consists of a deformable shell that encloses an internal space filled with filler particles. These particles control the density of the microsystem in relation to the fluid. The filler particles are made of a low-density material with specific bulk and packing densities.

* The disclosed invention is an autonomous microsystem that can be submerged in a fluid.
* The microsystem includes electronics, a power source, and a packaging system.
* The electronics are capable of sensing and recording environmental conditions.
* The packaging system consists of a deformable shell and filler particles.
* The filler particles control the density of the microsystem in relation to the fluid.
* The filler particles are made of a low-density material with specific bulk and packing densities.

Potential Applications:
* Environmental monitoring in bodies of water.
* Underwater exploration and research.
* Industrial processes involving fluid immersion.
* Marine biology studies.
* Monitoring of underwater structures and equipment.

Problems Solved:
* Limited access to fluid environments for data collection.
* Difficulty in monitoring and recording environmental conditions in fluids.
* Lack of autonomous systems capable of operating in various fluid environments.

Benefits:
* Enables autonomous data collection in fluid environments.
* Provides a compact and self-contained system for fluid immersion.
* Allows for long-term monitoring and recording of environmental conditions.
* Can be deployed in a wide range of fluid environments.
* Offers potential cost and time savings in data collection and analysis.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

in various aspects, the present disclosure provides an example autonomous microsystem for immersion into a fluid. the autonomous microsystem includes electronics, a power source, and a packaging system that surrounds the electronics and the power source. the electronics can be configured to sense and record one or more environmental conditions. the packaging system may include a deformable shell that defines an internal space and a plurality of filler particles disposed in the internal space and configured to control a density of the autonomous microsystem in relation to the fluid. the filler particles may comprise a low-density material having a bulk density greater than or equal to about 100 kg/mand less than or equal to about 1,000 kg/mand have a packing density greater than or equal to about 10/mand less than or equal to about 10/m.



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