This inventor holds 3 USPTO granted patents, plus 1 CIPO patent. Top assignees: Third Eye Design, Inc., Other. Active years: 2007-2024.
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Title: David R. Werner and His Remote Vehicle Lighting Inventions.
Introduction
David R. Werner is an inventor based in Pittsford, New York. His patent work includes remote lighting systems designed to connect safety-helmet lights with vehicle lighting and braking systems. Werner is associated with Third Eye Design, Inc., and holds 3 patents.
Latest Patents
Werner’s recent patent work includes inventions focused on coordinating helmet and vehicle lights to improve visibility and communicate braking activity.
“Remote Lighting System and Methods of Operating Same” describes an auxiliary lighting system that links a helmet lighting unit with a vehicle’s lighting system, including its brake light. The helmet portion includes a microcontroller and transceiver, while the vehicle portion includes a transceiver and an accelerometer. The microcontroller evaluates information about the accelerometer’s position and presents an indication of its performance in detecting vehicle acceleration relative to the Earth.
“Remote Lighting System Operable to Correspond with Vehicle Lighting” describes a system with helmet and vehicle components that communicate wirelessly. An accelerometer detects vehicle acceleration, and when deceleration exceeds a specified threshold, the system signals the vehicle’s lighting components so that the brake light illuminates. The design also includes a helmet brake light, a microcontroller, transceivers, and a gate that can connect the vehicle battery to its brake light.
Career Highlights
Werner’s disclosed inventions address the integration of wearable safety lighting with vehicle systems. His work emphasizes wireless communication, acceleration sensing, and coordinated brake-light activation.
Collaborations
Werner’s listed coworker collaborators include David Zima and John M. Hammond. He is also associated with Third Eye Design, Inc.
Conclusion
David R. Werner’s patent work centers on remote lighting systems that connect helmet safety lights with vehicle signals, using wireless communication and motion sensing to support coordinated illumination.
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