This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 2 published patent applications. Top assignee: Purple Innovation, LLC. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Matthew Eccles Rogers: Inventor in Cushioning Technology
Introduction
Matthew Eccles Rogers is an inventor based in Eagle Mountain, Utah, and is associated with Purple Innovation, LLC. His patent work concerns cushioning elements formed on fabric, combining textile layers with molded elastomeric structures. Rogers is credited with 1 patent.
Latest Patents
Rogers’s patent, “Methods for Forming Cushioning Elements on Fabric,” describes molding cushioning elements on both sides of a fabric. The elements may be superimposed and attached to separate fabric layers. Each element can consist of interconnected walls made from elastomeric gel, with the walls aligned or offset between the two sides. The method provides a way to integrate cushioning structures directly with fabric.
Career Highlights
Rogers’s listed invention focuses on fabric-based cushioning and the formation of gel structures on textile layers. His association with Purple Innovation, LLC connects his work to a company known for developing cushioning products.
Collaborations
Rogers’s listed coworkers include Robert Wayne Taylor and Russell B. Whatcott. Their names provide context for his professional connections, though the available information does not specify particular joint projects or co-inventorship.
Conclusion
Matthew Eccles Rogers’s patent describes a method for molding interconnected elastomeric cushioning elements onto fabric, reflecting his contribution to cushioning technology associated with Purple Innovation, LLC.
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