This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Applied Materials, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Daniel McGillicuddy: Inventor of a Vibration-Dampening System.
Introduction
Daniel McGillicuddy is an inventor associated with Peabody, Massachusetts, and Applied Materials, Inc. His patent work addresses vibration control in systems that couple components together.
Latest Patents
McGillicuddy is credited with 1 patent: “Vibration Dampener Using Array of Vertical O-Rings.” The invention describes a system that connects a first component to a second while reducing vibrations experienced by the second component. Vertically mounted O-rings separate the components, or separate the second component from a retaining bracket, limiting direct contact. In some embodiments, the components may include a mounting bracket and an electrode, sensor, or end effector.
Career Highlights
McGillicuddy’s documented patent highlights an engineering approach to vibration isolation. The design uses an array of vertically mounted O-rings to dampen vibration while maintaining a connection between system components. He is associated with Applied Materials, Inc.
Collaborations
McGillicuddy’s listed coworkers include Jack Joseph Lopiccolo and Robert J. Mitchell.
Conclusion
Daniel McGillicuddy’s patent presents a component-coupling system that uses vertical O-rings to reduce vibration, reflecting his contribution to practical engineering design.
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