This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Pitney Bowes Inc.. Active years: 2012.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2012
Title: Kevin W. Baxter and His Insertion-System Invention.
Introduction
Kevin W. Baxter is an inventor associated with Seymour, Connecticut, and Pitney Bowes Inc. His patent work addresses the efficient operation of material-processing equipment.
Latest Patents
Baxter is credited with 1 patent: “Method for Committing Material to a Module of an Inserting System.” The invention describes a method for balancing throughput with the risk of system stoppages. An algorithm regulates the flow of material through a machine module and can reduce that flow when a downstream issue could cause a paper jam. This approach aims to improve overall system efficiency by avoiding excessive stoppages, even when doing so requires operating below maximum throughput.
Career Highlights
Baxter’s listed patent connects his inventive work with Pitney Bowes Inc. and focuses on managing material flow in an inserting system. The patent’s method uses operational adjustments to address potential disruptions and support more efficient machine performance.
Collaborations
Baxter’s listed coworkers include Joseph M. Mozdzer and David J. Eaton. Their names provide context for the colleagues associated with his professional and patent-related work.
Conclusion
Kevin W. Baxter’s patent presents a practical approach to improving insertion-system efficiency by balancing processing speed against the likelihood of stoppages.
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