This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Rtx Corporation. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Daniel James Graves and the Normal Interface Surface Mating Sensor
Introduction
Daniel James Graves is an inventor associated with Amston, Connecticut, and RTX Corporation. His work includes a patent for a sensor designed to detect and measure physical contact between opposing surfaces.
Latest Patents
Graves is credited with 1 patent: “Normal Interface Surface Mating Sensor.” The invention uses a power source, electrically conductive sensing elements, and an ammeter, a voltmeter, or both. The sensing elements are arranged across a contact face so that contact with a conductive area on an opposing face produces an electrical signal at the corresponding location. Measurements from the instruments are combined into a contact event indicator that includes a conductivity measurement, helping characterize contact across a sequence of sensor interfaces.
Career Highlights
Graves’s patent reflects an approach to sensing that captures both the location and electrical characteristics of surface contact. The disclosed system combines spatially arranged sensing elements with electrical measurements to indicate contact events.
Collaborations
Graves is associated with RTX Corporation. His listed coworkers include Eli Cole Warren and Melanie E. Tibbetts.
Conclusion
Daniel James Graves’s patented sensor combines spatial contact detection and conductivity measurement, highlighting his contribution to interface-sensing technology.
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