Robert Pike

Title: Robert Pike and His Portable Fan Assembly System.

Introduction

Robert Pike is an inventor associated with Bristol, Connecticut, and Lasko Operation Holdings, LLC. His patent work addresses the assembly of a portable fan, with a design intended to connect key components without separate fasteners or additional parts.

Latest Patents

Pike is credited with 1 patent: “Assembly system for a portable fan.” The invention describes an air-generation assembly with a motor, rear and front grills, and an impeller positioned within the space between the grills. The motor’s polymer housing has integral connecting features, while its shaft extends to connect with the impeller. The rear grill’s central opening interfaces with the housing’s connecting features, allowing the grill and motor assembly to be joined without additional fasteners or components.

Career Highlights

The available information highlights Pike’s patent for a portable fan assembly and his association with Lasko Operation Holdings, LLC. The design focuses on integrating connection features into the motor housing to simplify assembly.

Collaborations

Pike’s listed coworkers include Thomas Hebling and Neil Franciotti. Their inclusion indicates professional connections, though the available information does not specify their roles in the patent or its development.

Conclusion

Robert Pike’s patent presents an integrated approach to portable fan assembly, using features built into the motor housing to connect the motor and rear grill without separate fasteners.