This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Oshkosh Corporation. Active years: 2013.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2013
Title: Steven R. Roehl: Vehicle Axle Assembly Inventor.
Introduction
Steven R. Roehl is an inventor based in Menasha, Wisconsin, and is associated with Oshkosh Corporation. His work includes an axle assembly designed to help protect a vehicle from an explosive blast originating below it.
Latest Patents
Roehl is credited with 1 patent. His patent, “Axle Assembly,” describes a vehicle assembly comprising a side plate, a wheel-end assembly, and a lower control arm. A spring member and a damper connect the control arm to the side plate. A shield fixed to the lower control arm is designed to provide at least partial protection from an under-vehicle explosive blast.
Career Highlights
Roehl’s patented work addresses vehicle axle design and blast protection. The invention combines suspension components with a shield integrated into the lower control arm.
Collaborations
Roehl’s listed coworkers include Matthew A. Schreiner and David J. Pelko. His work is associated with Oshkosh Corporation.
Conclusion
Steven R. Roehl’s patent reflects an engineering approach that integrates vehicle suspension and underbody blast protection into an axle assembly.
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