This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents and 3 published patent applications and 2 EPO patents. Top assignee: The Boeing Company. Active years: 2024-2025.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2024-2025
Title: Andrew Leo Fabry: Aircraft Cabin Safety and Configurable Interiors.
Introduction
Andrew Leo Fabry is an inventor based in Seattle, Washington, and works at The Boeing Company. His patent work addresses aircraft cabin systems, including emergency oxygen and overhead stowage.
Latest Patents
Fabry’s two listed patents focus on the design and arrangement of equipment inside a vehicle’s cabin.
“Emergency Oxygen Systems for Internal Cabins of Aircraft” describes an emergency oxygen system installed separately from the passenger service units (PSUs). The invention covers both a vehicle configuration and a method for providing the distinct systems within an internal cabin.
“Stowage Bin Assemblies for and a Method for Increasing Overhead Space and Configurability in an Internal Cabin of a Vehicle” describes stowage bin assemblies that are uncoupled from the PSUs, the emergency oxygen system, or both. This arrangement is intended to increase overhead space and allow greater configurability in the cabin.
Career Highlights
Fabry’s listed portfolio includes 2 patents. The inventions reflect work on separating cabin components to support flexible layouts and the integration of safety systems.
Collaborations
Fabry’s listed coworkers include Franco M. Cagnina and Gary E. Liljebeck. His work is associated with The Boeing Company.
Conclusion
Andrew Leo Fabry’s patents address aircraft cabin safety and interior design through distinct emergency oxygen systems and more configurable stowage arrangements.
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