This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignees: Singleton Technology, LLC, Other. Active years: 1999-2015.
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Title: Ogle Ridout Singleton: Innovator in Vehicle Technology and Centrifuge Design
Introduction
Ogle Ridout Singleton is a notable inventor based in Richmond, VA (US). He holds 2 patents that showcase his innovative contributions to vehicle technology and centrifuge design. His work reflects a commitment to improving functionality and safety in everyday applications.
Latest Patents
Singleton's latest patents include a "Vehicle windshield, wiper-bay and window external, reusable cover." This invention is an improved, reusable, protective, reflective, weather-resistant cover designed for the vehicle windshield-wiper-bay region, as well as for front-side and rear windows. The cover is easy and fast to deploy, allowing the operator to avoid reentering the vehicle for deployment. It utilizes permanent magnets and/or hook and loop strips for removable affixation, ensuring no permanently attached fastener elements are observable from within or outside the closed vehicle. This cover effectively reflects the sun's rays, reducing internal heating and material degradation while easing the removal of frost, sleet, or snow from covered regions.
Another significant patent is the "Batch centrifuge for a mixture of solid and liquid and skim from molten." This invention enhances a suspended centrifuge apparatus by adding a restraint that maintains the original, static, vertical axis of the suspended centrifuge vessel during rotation. The restraint limits axial gyration to less than 5 degrees, improving process control and safety. The centrifuge bowl configuration provides a protected surface for the gyration restraint while partially eliminating bowl capacity in a lower, central region subjected to low centrifugal forces. This results in an improved liquid separation process and better control of the liquid discharge trajectory from the rotating centrifuge.
Career Highlights
Throughout his career, Singleton has worked with various companies, including Singleton Technology, LLC. His experience in these roles has contributed to his innovative mindset and ability to develop practical solutions to complex problems.
Collaborations
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Conclusion
Ogle Ridout Singleton's contributions to vehicle technology and centrifuge design highlight his innovative spirit and dedication to improving everyday products. His patents reflect a deep understanding of practical applications and a commitment to enhancing user experience and safety.