Robert Hanson

Title: Robert Hanson and His Adjustable Bed Assembly Patent.

Introduction

Robert Hanson is an inventor associated with Greensboro, North Carolina. His listed patent work concerns a magnetic attachment system designed to help secure a mattress to an adjustable bed base. Hanson is associated with Tempur World, Inc.

Latest Patents

Hanson is credited with 1 patent: “Adjustable Bed Assembly with Magnetic Attachment and Methods of Manufacturing Same.” The invention describes a magnetic member secured to the lower surface of a mattress and one or more magnets secured to the upper surface of an adjustable base. The magnetic member may be a magnetic bar or a flexible bar containing metal plates. A mattress cover can include a pocket to hold the member and windows that expose the plates, allowing them to interact with the magnets. The patent describes an adjustable bed assembly combining a mattress, an adjustable base, and this magnetic attachment system.

Career Highlights

Hanson’s listed invention addresses mattress retention in adjustable bed assemblies. Its design uses magnetic components to connect the mattress and base while accommodating different configurations, including a flexible bar and a pocketed mattress cover.

Collaborations

Hanson’s listed coworkers include Alanda Marie Tar and Darwin Gentile. The available information identifies these professional associations but does not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Robert Hanson’s patent work focuses on a magnetic attachment system for adjustable beds, combining mattress-cover features and magnetic components to connect a mattress with its base.