James Murray

Title: James Murray: Inventor of Compact Barrier and Justification Systems

Introduction

James Murray is an inventor based in Mukilteo, Washington, whose patent work includes compact mechanical systems for controlling movement and positioning. He is associated with Google Inc. and holds 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Murray’s listed patents describe mechanisms that use linked components to produce controlled motion.

“Compact Non-Pneumatic Justification System” describes a housing with a pivotable arm, a driver, and a biasing element. The driver rotates a cam, which works with a cam follower and pusher to translate the pusher.

“Compact Control Barrier System” describes an actuator connected to a barrier through a linkage system. The linkage moves the barrier between retracted and extended positions, while a stop inhibits movement in one direction when the barrier is extended.

Career Highlights

Murray’s patent portfolio focuses on compact mechanical designs involving actuators, linkages, cams, and barriers. His work reflects an emphasis on controlling motion through coordinated mechanical components.

Collaborations

Murray’s listed coworkers include Nathanael Arling Worden and Rachel Soukup. His company affiliation is Google Inc.

Conclusion

James Murray’s two patents highlight his contributions to compact systems for positioning and barrier control, combining mechanical linkages and motion-limiting components.