Jianjun Miao

Title: Jianjun Miao and a Deep-Sea Submersible Support Invention.

Introduction

Jianjun Miao is an inventor associated with Qingdao, China, and the Qingdao Institute of Marine Geology. His patent work includes a device designed to assist deep-sea submersibles when they touch the seabed.

Latest Patents

Miao is named on one patent: “Bottom Touching Assisting Device Suitable for Deep-Sea Submersibles and Implementation Method Thereof.” The invention describes four support columns housed in a mounting box at the bottom of a submersible. Sliders connect the columns to the box, while threaded sleeves, a drive component, and a pressing mechanism enable controlled vertical movement. As the sleeves rotate, the support columns can extend from the box to help the submersible make contact with the seabed. The patent record provided lists 1 patent for Miao.

Career Highlights

Miao’s listed affiliation is the Qingdao Institute of Marine Geology. The available information connects his patent activity with engineering for deep-sea submersibles.

Collaborations

Cuiling Xu and Nengyou Wu are identified as Miao’s coworkers. The supplied information does not specify their roles in the patent or describe other collaborations.

Conclusion

Jianjun Miao’s documented invention focuses on a practical mechanism for extending support columns beneath a deep-sea submersible, reflecting his connection to marine-geology research in Qingdao.