Luisa A Suzuki

Title: Luisa A. Suzuki and Her Retaining-Device Insert Invention.

Introduction

Luisa A. Suzuki is an inventor associated with Cedar Park, Texas. Her patent work includes an insert apparatus designed to help a retaining device engage objects with different shapes and geometries.

Latest Patents

Suzuki is credited with 1 patent, titled “Insert Apparatus for a Retaining Device.” The invention describes an insert with a base member, pliable retention members extending from one side, and coupling members on the other side. The pliable members are designed to facilitate engagement with an object regardless of its geometry, while the coupling members attach the insert to a part of the retaining device.

An alternative embodiment uses two insert elements, each with its own base, retention members, and coupling members. A removable member connects the elements so the apparatus can be fabricated as a single molded part.

Career Highlights

The patent highlights Suzuki’s work on adaptable retaining-device components. Its design combines pliable engagement features with a coupling structure, offering an approach intended to accommodate objects of varied shapes.

Collaborations

Suzuki’s listed coworkers include Cesar Eduardo Nunez and Claudio Santiago Ribeiro. Their names are associated with her patent-related work.

Conclusion

Luisa A. Suzuki’s patented insert apparatus focuses on making retaining devices more adaptable through pliable retention members and a practical coupling design.