Inventor · North Palm Beach, FL, US

David Shuter

27Patents

5h-index

14Co-inventors

66Inventor score

Filing activity: Jul 15, 1994 → Oct 28, 2024

Most-cited inventions

Patent	Title	Area	Cited by	Status
US8771328B2	Light therapy platform system	Human Necessities	25	Active
USD745695S1	Light therapy mask	General	20	Active
USD745694S1	Light therapy mask	General	12	Active
US9440092B2	Light therapy platform system	Human Necessities	6	Active
US5490858A	Method and apparatus for handling suturing needles	Human Necessities	5	Expired
US10022555B2	Light therapy bandage system	Human Necessities	5	Active
US9744378B2	Light therapy platform system	Human Necessities	4	Active
US9731143B2	Light therapy platform system	Human Necessities	3	Active
US9744377B2	Light therapy platform system	Human Necessities	3	Active
US9999783B2	Light therapy spot applicator	Human Necessities	2	Active
US9789333B2	Light therapy platform system	Human Necessities	1	Active
US9764156B2	Light therapy platform system	Human Necessities	1	Active
US10286224B2	Light therapy platform system	Human Necessities	1	Active
US10434325B2	Light therapy platform mobile device applications	Human Necessities	1	Active
US9814905B2	Light therapy platform system	Human Necessities	1	Active
US9561385B2	Light therapy platform system	Human Necessities	1	Active
US10022554B2	Light therapy bandage system	Human Necessities	1	Active
US10272257B2	Light therapy platform inductive mask and charger	Human Necessities	0	Active
US10518105B2	Light therapy spot applicator	Human Necessities	0	Active
US10092770B2	Light therapy spot applicator	Human Necessities	0	Active
US10195458B2	Light therapy platform enhanced controller	Human Necessities	0	Active
US10213618B2	Light therapy platform combination mask	Human Necessities	0	Active
US10293176B2	Light therapy platform system	Human Necessities	0	Active
US10300298B2	Light therapy platform system	Human Necessities	0	Active
US10090694B2	Light therapy platform mobile phone charger	Human Necessities	0	Active

Source: USPTO / EPO open patent data. Inventor disambiguation is heuristic; counts are objective bibliographic measures.