This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 3 published patent applications. Top assignee: Applied Materials, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Jack Joseph Lopiccolo: Inventor of a Vibration-Dampening System
Introduction
Jack Joseph Lopiccolo is an inventor associated with Gloucester, Massachusetts. His patent work addresses vibration control in systems that couple components, with potential applications involving electrodes, sensors, and end effectors.
Latest Patents
Lopiccolo is associated with 1 patent, titled “Vibration Dampener Using Array of Vertical O-Rings.” The invention describes a system that couples a first component to a second while reducing vibrations experienced by the second component. Vertically mounted O-rings separate the components, or separate the second component from a retaining bracket, limiting direct contact and dampening vibration. In some embodiments, the first component is a mounting bracket, while the second is an electrode, sensor, or end effector.
Career Highlights
Lopiccolo is associated with Applied Materials, Inc., a company whose work includes technologies and equipment for the semiconductor industry. His patented vibration-dampening approach reflects an engineering focus on component coupling and vibration isolation.
Collaborations
Daniel Mcgillicuddy and Robert J. Mitchell are identified as Lopiccolo’s coworkers. Their shared professional association provides context for his work at Applied Materials, Inc.
Conclusion
Jack Joseph Lopiccolo’s patent documents a practical vibration-dampening system using vertically arranged O-rings to isolate coupled components.
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