This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Polaris Industries Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Bret A. Dahme and His Continuously Variable Transmission Invention.
Introduction
Bret A. Dahme is an inventor associated with Polaris Industries Inc. and based in Wyoming, Minnesota. His patent work includes a design for an assisted mechanical continuously variable transmission.
Latest Patents
Dahme is credited with 1 patent: “Assisted Mechanical Continuously Variable Transmission.” The invention describes a continuously variable transmission with drive and driven clutches connected by a belt. Its drive clutch has stationary and movable sheaves, with an actuator that applies force to the movable sheave along or parallel to the shaft’s axis. This arrangement is designed to assist the mechanical operation of the transmission.
Career Highlights
Dahme’s patent reflects work on transmission mechanisms and the components that control their operation. His invention focuses on applying actuator force to a movable clutch sheave within a belt-driven continuously variable transmission.
Collaborations
Dahme’s listed coworkers include Lucas R. Salfer and James H. Buchwitz. His patent is associated with Polaris Industries Inc.
Conclusion
Bret A. Dahme’s patent documents his contribution to continuously variable transmission technology through an assisted mechanical clutch design.
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