James Holliday

Title: James Holliday and Paint Template Production

Introduction

James Holliday is an inventor associated with Moncks Corner, South Carolina, and The Boeing Company. His patent work addresses a system for producing paint templates that help users apply designs to target surfaces.

Latest Patents

Holliday is associated with 1 patent: “Paint Design Template Production and Associated Systems and Methods.” The invention describes a processor that generates a geo-file of paint-template designs. A design module divides a design into paint sub-designs, and a template design module uses those sub-designs to create the geo-file. A plotter then produces paint templates from the file. The designs include alignment marks, while the corresponding templates have alignment apertures to help position them accurately.

Career Highlights

Holliday’s patent reflects an approach to making painted designs easier to reproduce through digital design processing and plotted templates. The disclosed system connects design preparation with physical template production and alignment.

Collaborations

Holliday’s listed coworkers include Ronald J. Steckman and Andrew Figuracion. The available information identifies his company affiliation as The Boeing Company but does not specify the coworkers’ roles in the patent.

Conclusion

James Holliday’s patent describes a coordinated digital and physical process for producing aligned paint templates, highlighting his contribution to practical design-production methods.