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South Windsor, CT, United States of America

John K Salmon

USPTO Granted Patents = 37 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 1.8

ph-index = 14

Forward Citations = 403(Granted Patents)


Location History:

  • Mendham, NJ (US) (1978)
  • South Windsor, CT (US) (1981 - 1996)
  • Provo, UT (US) (2020)

Company Filing History:

goldMedal36 out of 2,614 
 
Otis Elevator Company
 patents
silverMedal1 out of 832,680 
Other
 patents

Years Active: 1978-2020

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37 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 10806172 - Compaction system and methods for making food bars (2020-10-20),
2. 5569888 - Ultrasonic elevator door safety system (1996-10-29),
3. 5526901 - Two car elevator system (1996-06-18),
4. 5509503 - Method for reducing rope sway in elevators (1996-04-23),
5. 5505280 - Elevator door system (1996-04-09),
6. 5439075 - Elevator active suspension system (1995-08-08),
7. 5431251 - Elevator car (1995-07-11),
8. 5427205 - Elevator hoistway door support system (1995-06-27),
9. 5427204 - Elevator hoistway and car door lock and coupling (1995-06-27),
10. 5407029 - Elevator landing (1995-04-18),
11. 5400872 - Counteracting horizontal accelerations on an elevator car (1995-03-28),
12. 5377783 - Elevator door drive (1995-01-03),
13. 5368132 - Suspended elevator cab magnetic guidance to rails (1994-11-29),
14. 5322144 - Active control of elevator platform (1994-06-21),
15. 5308938 - Elevator active suspension system (1994-05-03),

Title: Innovations of John K. Salmon: Pioneering Elevator Technology

Introduction

John K. Salmon, based in South Windsor, CT, is an accomplished inventor with a remarkable portfolio of 36 patents. His contributions to the field of elevator technology, particularly through his work at Otis Elevator Company, demonstrate a commitment to safety and efficiency in vertical transportation systems.

Latest Patents

Two of John K. Salmon's latest patents illustrate his innovative spirit. The first is an **Ultrasonic Elevator Door Safety System**, which utilizes ultrasonic waves emitted from a transmitter/receiver sonic transducer. This system detects objects or passengers in the doorway by reflecting sound waves, creating a door reversal signal to enhance safety. The design also incorporates a hyperbolic reflector to properly shape these waves, ensuring effective detection across the opening.

His second noteworthy patent, the **Two Car Elevator System**, presents an advanced elevator mechanism comprising two cars connected to a counterweight. This design allows for an innovative travel system where the second car travels a fraction of the distance and speed of the first car, thereby optimizing efficiency in elevator operation.

Career Highlights

Throughout his tenure at Otis Elevator Company, John K. Salmon has established himself as a key innovator in the elevator industry. His patent portfolio not only reflects creativity but also emphasizes a strong understanding of engineering principles and user safety. His contributions have continually pushed the boundaries of elevator technology.

Collaborations

John has collaborated with talented colleagues such as Young S. Yoo and Richard L. Hollowell. Their joint efforts have undoubtedly helped advance the development of new technologies within the elevator system, showcasing the importance of teamwork in innovation.

Conclusion

John K. Salmon's impressive achievements and innovative solutions have made significant impacts in the elevator industry. His patents, particularly those focusing on safety and efficiency, underscore his dedication to enhancing user experience in vertical transportation systems. Let us look forward to more groundbreaking contributions from this talented inventor in the future.

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