This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 EPO patent. Top assignee: Alstom Holdings. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Dominique Marcel Jacques Le-Corre: Railway Safety Innovation
Introduction
Dominique Marcel Jacques Le-Corre is an inventor associated with Val de Moder-Pfaffenhoffen, France. His work includes a railway vehicle design intended to improve protection during collisions. He is associated with Alstom Holdings and is credited with 1 patent.
Latest Patents
Le-Corre’s listed patent, “Railway Vehicle with Collision-Protecting Crushable Areas,” describes a railway carbody with a roof, bottom side, two opposite sides, and front and rear end faces surrounding an inner space. Vertical posts are positioned at one or both ends of the vehicle. Crushable devices connect to the posts and extend along much of their vertical length, creating areas designed to deform in a collision and help protect the vehicle.
Career Highlights
The patent reflects an engineering focus on railway vehicle safety and structural design. By integrating crushable devices with vertical posts, the invention addresses how parts of a vehicle’s end structure can respond to collision forces.
Collaborations
Le-Corre’s listed coworkers include Adrien Boulay and Marie Céline Madeleine Cometto. His association with Alstom Holdings places the invention within the railway technology and manufacturing sector.
Conclusion
Dominique Marcel Jacques Le-Corre’s patent presents a railway safety concept that uses crushable areas integrated with vehicle posts to address collision protection.
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