This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents and 5 published patent applications. Top assignees: Fenestra Technologies Corporation, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Tessella Inc.. Active years: 2011-2024.
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Years Active: 2011-2024
Title: Sean E. Martin: Inventor of Practical Training and Digital Preservation Technologies.
Introduction
Sean E. Martin is an inventor based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. His work spans physical training equipment and systems for preserving digital records. He holds 2 patents.
Latest Patents
Martin’s patent for a head target for martial arts practice describes a training target with realistic eye targets and a rearward handle. The handle can also work with a wall mount featuring multiple support spurs, helping hold the target in a realistic position during repeated strikes. A mounting plate helps secure the wall mount to a wall.
His patent for a system and method for preservation of digital records addresses how to select digital processors for adapting and preserving electronic records. The method models access and authenticity requirements, along with the record’s characteristics and their relative importance. It then scores processors according to their ability to meet those criteria and identifies the best match. The associated archive includes preservation-plan management, digital adaptation, and preservation-processing packages.
Career Highlights
Martin’s professional experience includes work with Fenestra Technologies Corporation and Lockheed Martin Corporation. His patents reflect interests in both martial arts training equipment and the long-term preservation of electronic information.
Collaborations
Martin’s listed coworkers include Roy S. Rogers IV and Mark J. Evans.
Conclusion
Sean E. Martin’s two patents address distinct practical challenges, combining a durable martial arts training target with a structured approach to preserving digital records.
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