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Somerville, MA, United States of America

Gregory Coleman

USPTO Granted Patents = 16

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.7

ph-index = 3

Forward Citations = 50(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal16 out of 22,475 
 
Amazon Technologies, Inc.
 patents

Years Active: 2019-2025

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16 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 12226895 - Robotic end effectors having fingers and nails to grasp and cage items (2025-02-18),
2. 12070850 - Multi-piston, vacuum gripper assembly (2024-08-27),
3. 11938617 - Rotating end of arm tool including asymmetrical independently controllable suction zones (2024-03-26),
4. 11845181 - Suction cup filtration fitting (2023-12-19),
5. 11787067 - Suction cup design for varying packages (2023-10-17),
6. 11772281 - Vacuum-actuated end of arm tools with suction cups and extendible pistons (2023-10-03),
7. 11642793 - Varying strength interface system for robotic end-effector (2023-05-09),
8. 11504862 - Vacuum-actuated end of arm tools with suction cups and pinching/stabilizing arms (2022-11-22),
9. 11247347 - Linkage system for prehending objects using impactive forces (2022-02-15),
10. 10953551 - Soft actuator and gripper assembly (2021-03-23),
11. 10913165 - Rotating end of arm tool including asymmetrical independently controllable suction zones (2021-02-09),
12. 10875194 - Adaptable suction cup assembly (2020-12-29),
13. 10843348 - Actuator and gripper assembly (2020-11-24),
14. 10625428 - End effector with selectively deformable interface (2020-04-21),
15. 10603800 - Gripper having a four bar linkage (2020-03-31),

Title: **Innovations by Inventor Gregory Coleman**

Introduction

Gregory Coleman, based in Somerville, MA, is a prolific inventor recognized for his contributions to robotic technology, holding an impressive total of 16 patents. His innovations focus on enhancing robotic end effectors, which are crucial components in various automation applications.

Latest Patents

His most notable recent patents include:

1. **Robotic end effectors having fingers and nails to grasp and cage items** - This patent describes robotic end effectors equipped with a suction cup, grasping fingers, and flexible nails that work together to securely engage, grasp, and cage items. The innovative design allows grasping fingers to transition between open and closed positions and incorporates flexible nails to accommodate various shapes and sizes of items.

2. **Multi-piston, vacuum gripper assembly** - This groundbreaking patent outlines a vacuum-gripper end effector that effectively conforms to items when a vacuum force is applied. The design features multiple linear actuators that enhance its ability to engage items from different angles, greatly improving its functionality, especially for handling boxes and complex objects.

Career Highlights

Gregory currently works at Amazon Technologies, Inc., where he leverages his extensive knowledge and skills in robotics to push the boundaries of invention and innovation. His work primarily revolves around practical applications of robotic technology, providing solutions that improve efficiency and effectiveness in automation.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Gregory has collaborated with talented colleagues, including Beth A Marcus and Manikantan Nambi. These collaborations have contributed to his inventive endeavors and the development of cutting-edge technologies in the field.

Conclusion

Gregory Coleman's contributions to robotic technology and automation continue to influence modern engineering practices. His patents not only enhance the capabilities of robotic systems but also pave the way for future innovations in the industry. As he continues to develop new ideas, the impact of his work will likely resonate across various sectors.

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