This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Hill-Rom Services, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Justin Freese: Inventor of a Caster Status Indicator Light
Introduction
Justin Freese is an inventor associated with Batesville, Indiana, and Hill-Rom Services, Inc. His patent work includes an invention designed to communicate the status of casters on patient support equipment.
Latest Patents
Freese is credited with 1 patent: “Caster Having Status Indicator Light.” The invention describes a patient support apparatus with a frame, multiple wheels, and a status indicator light assembly attached to at least one wheel. The assembly is designed to alert people nearby to the status of the apparatus’s casters.
Career Highlights
Freese’s listed patent reflects work on a practical safety and communication feature for patient support equipment. The status indicator light is intended to make caster conditions more visible to people in the surrounding area.
Collaborations
Freese’s listed coworkers include Robert Mark Zerhusen and David C. Newkirk.
Conclusion
Justin Freese’s patent on a caster status indicator light highlights an approach to improving awareness of caster status around patient support apparatus.
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