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=Earbud for Detecting Biosignals from and Presenting Audio Signals at an Inner Ear Canal and Method Therefor=


==Organization Name==

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==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Anna Barnacka of Cambridge MA (US)|Anna Barnacka of Cambridge MA (US)]][[Category:Anna Barnacka of Cambridge MA (US)]]

[[:Category:Jal Panchal of Everett MA (US)|Jal Panchal of Everett MA (US)]][[Category:Jal Panchal of Everett MA (US)]]

[[:Category:Martin D. Ring of Ashland MA (US)|Martin D. Ring of Ashland MA (US)]][[Category:Martin D. Ring of Ashland MA (US)]]

[[:Category:Thomas Devlin of Winchester MA (US)|Thomas Devlin of Winchester MA (US)]][[Category:Thomas Devlin of Winchester MA (US)]]

==Earbud for Detecting Biosignals from and Presenting Audio Signals at an Inner Ear Canal and Method Therefor - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240348964 titled 'Earbud for Detecting Biosignals from and Presenting Audio Signals at an Inner Ear Canal and Method Therefor

The abstract describes an earbud that can detect biosignals and present audio signals in the inner ear canal of an individual. The earbud includes sensors such as an infrasonic/vibration sensor to detect biosignals, and a speaker to transmit sound into the canal.

* The earbud has a nozzle and housing with a body, where the nozzle is positioned within the inner ear canal.
* An earbud tip attaches to the nozzle's proximal end to engage the inner ear canal.
* The infrasonic/vibration sensor detects biosignals, including infrasonic signals from the individual's body in the canal.
* The speaker transmits sound from an audio source into the canal via the nozzle.
* The earbud seals the inner ear canal to block external sound and decrease the acoustic volume that amplifies biosignals.

Potential Applications:
- Monitoring health conditions through biosignal detection.
- Providing audio signals directly to the inner ear canal.
- Enhancing communication in noisy environments.

Problems Solved:
- Improved accuracy in biosignal detection.
- Enhanced audio experience in noisy surroundings.
- Comfortable and secure fit in the ear canal.

Benefits:
- Precise biosignal monitoring.
- Immersive audio experience.
- Noise isolation for better concentration.

Commercial Applications:
Title: "Advanced Biosignal Detection Earbud for Health Monitoring and Audio Enhancement"
This technology can be used in healthcare for remote patient monitoring, fitness tracking devices, and entertainment industry for immersive audio experiences.

Questions about the technology:
1. How does the earbud ensure a secure fit in the inner ear canal?
   The earbud tip attaches to the nozzle's proximal end to engage the inner ear canal securely.
2. What are the potential challenges in integrating biosignal detection and audio transmission in a single device?
   The challenges may include signal interference and power consumption optimization.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

an earbud for detecting biosignals from and presenting audio signals at an inner ear canal and method therefor are disclosed. the earbud includes a nozzle and a housing including a body. the nozzle extends from the housing body and has a proximal end arranged for positioning within an inner ear canal of an individual. an earbud tip of the earbud attaches to the proximal end of the nozzle and is adapted to engage the inner ear canal. the earbud includes a speaker and various sensors including an infrasonic/vibration sensor. the infrasonic/vibration sensor detects the biosignals including infrasonic signals from the body of the individual in the canal, and the speaker transmits sound from an audio source into the canal via the nozzle. the earbud preferably seals the inner ear canal to block external sound while also decreasing an acoustic volume of the canal that amplifies the biosignals prior to detection.



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