Pune, India

Swapnil Ghodake

This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Deere & Company. Active years: 2026.

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Inventor Profile: Swapnil Ghodake. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/inventor/swapnil-ghodake

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Years Active: 2026

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Title: Swapnil Ghodake: Inventor of a Work-Machine Sensor Assembly

Introduction

Swapnil Ghodake is an inventor based in Pune, India, associated with Deere & Company. His patent work addresses equipment design for work machines, including a guide link arm assembly that couples a sensor to a machine’s boom.

Latest Patents

Ghodake is named on 1 patent: “Guide link arm assembly and method for a work machine.” The invention describes a single-piece elongated member with pivotal couplings at both ends and a recessed housing for a sensor. Bosses and a removable restricting member secure the sensor, while a removable cover encloses it. The assembly is designed to couple the sensor to a work-machine boom.

Career Highlights

Ghodake’s documented patent contribution focuses on integrating and protecting a sensor within a guide link arm assembly. The design combines pivotal connections, a sensor recess, a removable retaining component, and a cover.

Collaborations

The patent information also names Jeffrey L. Feuerhelm and John S. Foltz as coworkers. Their inclusion reflects a shared connection to the work-machine invention.

Conclusion

Swapnil Ghodake’s patent documents a practical approach to mounting and enclosing a sensor on a work machine, highlighting his contribution to equipment-related innovation.

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