This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: The University of Arizona. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Harrison Krantz and the Trailer-Based Mobile Observatory Enclosure.
Introduction
Harrison Krantz is an inventor based in Tucson, Arizona, whose work includes a patent for a mobile observatory enclosure. His invention addresses the practical challenges of transporting and operating telescopes in a trailer-based observatory.
Latest Patents
Krantz’s patent, “Trailer-Based Mobile Observatory Enclosure,” describes a trailer-mounted structure designed to house one or more telescopes and support remote, robotic operation. Its roof remains stable under gravity in both its open and closed positions, helping prevent accidental opening during travel. The design also aims to protect telescopes and instruments if a mechanical failure occurs, while enabling easy deployment and reliable operation. Krantz has 1 patent.
Career Highlights
Krantz is associated with the University of Arizona. His patented observatory enclosure reflects an emphasis on mobility, operational reliability, and protecting sensitive astronomical equipment.
Collaborations
Krantz’s listed coworkers include Adam D. Block and Eric C. Pearce. The available information identifies them as colleagues but does not specify their roles in developing the patented enclosure.
Conclusion
Harrison Krantz’s patented mobile observatory enclosure combines a gravity-stable roof with a design intended to support dependable telescope transport and operation.
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