Dylan J Cook

Title: Dylan J. Cook and an Articulated Work Machine with Individually Powered Drive Members.

Introduction

Dylan J. Cook is an inventor associated with Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, and The Charles Machine Works, Inc. His patent work concerns an articulated work machine designed to provide precise, independent control of its drive members.

Latest Patents

Cook is credited with 1 patent: “Articulated Work Machine with Individually Powered Drive Members.” The invention describes a machine in which each drive member is controlled by its own electric motor. This arrangement allows drive members to rotate at different speeds, turn in opposite directions, or remain stationary while the others move. A controller directs the motors, potentially in response to operator inputs. The machine also features a front-mounted lift arm that can connect to a tool such as a bucket, along with a platform station extending from the rear.

Career Highlights

Cook’s listed patent reflects an engineering focus on maneuverability and independently controlled propulsion for work machines. His association with The Charles Machine Works, Inc. connects his inventive work to a company involved in machinery and equipment.

Collaborations

Cook’s listed coworker is Michael D. Buck. The available information identifies their professional association but does not specify their respective contributions to the patent.

Conclusion

Dylan J. Cook’s patented work presents an articulated machine concept that combines individually powered drive members with practical features for operating tools and supporting an operator.