Joshua P Oconnor

Title: Joshua P. O’Connor and an Acoustical Composite Glass Panel

Introduction

Joshua P. O’Connor is an inventor associated with Commerce, Michigan. His patent work includes an acoustical transducer composite glass panel, an invention designed to integrate sound-producing components into a layered glass structure. O’Connor is associated with GM Global Technology Operations, Inc.

Latest Patents

The provided information identifies one patent for O’Connor: Acoustical Transducer Composite Glass Panel. The invention describes a panel with primary and secondary glass panes and at least one excitable glass pane that responds acoustically to an excitation stimulus. An isolative material section separates an excitable pane from the secondary pane. The arrangement spaces portions of the panes and isolative section in a defined configuration, supporting the panel’s acoustic response while maintaining its composite structure. O’Connor is credited with 1 patent.

Career Highlights

O’Connor’s documented patent contribution focuses on combining glass-panel construction with acoustic functionality. The patent describes a layered design in which selected panes can be excited to produce an acoustic response, while an isolative section separates components within the assembly.

Collaborations

O’Connor is associated with GM Global Technology Operations, Inc. Gabriel Strong is identified as a coworker. The available information does not specify their roles or describe a particular joint project.

Conclusion

Joshua P. O’Connor’s documented invention explores how a composite glass panel can incorporate acoustically responsive elements. His patent reflects an engineering approach that brings together layered glass construction, isolation, and acoustic performance.