This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: Lockheed Martin Corporation. Active years: 2016.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2016
Title: Donald J. Robertson and His Underwater Mine-Neutralization Invention.
Introduction
Donald J. Robertson is an inventor associated with Manlius, New York, and Lockheed Martin Corporation. His patent work includes an apparatus and method designed to neutralize underwater mines.
Latest Patents
Robertson’s listed patent, “Apparatus and Method for Neutralizing Underwater Mines,” describes a buoy carrying a mine-neutralizing device. The device can swim from the buoy to an undersea mine to neutralize it. The method involves locating a mine, placing the buoy near it, and sending the neutralizer to the mine. Robertson is credited with 2 patents.
Career Highlights
Robertson’s work reflects an engineering focus on underwater mine countermeasures. The described system uses a buoy as a platform for deploying a mobile neutralizer, offering a method for approaching an undersea mine.
Collaborations
Robertson’s listed coworkers include Scott W. Fairfield and Gary L. Wiedemeier. His professional association with Lockheed Martin Corporation places his work within a company active in defense and engineering technologies.
Conclusion
Donald J. Robertson’s patent work centers on a buoy-deployed device for reaching and neutralizing underwater mines, highlighting a practical approach to mine countermeasures.
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