This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Stoneridge Inc., Alphabet Division. Active years: 2004.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2004
Title: Thomas L. Wilson and His Vehicle Sliding-Door Cable Guide Invention.
Introduction
Thomas L. Wilson is an inventor associated with Howland, Ohio. His patent work includes a cable guide assembly designed to manage electrical connections in a vehicle sliding door. Wilson is associated with Stoneridge Inc.’s Alphabet Division.
Latest Patents
Wilson is credited with 1 patent, titled “Cable Guide Assembly for a Vehicle Sliding Door.” The invention controls the movement of a cable carrier that houses an electrical cable connecting components inside the sliding door with components outside it. As the door moves between open and closed positions, one end of the carrier follows the door, while the assembly keeps the carrier substantially within a single plane.
Career Highlights
Wilson’s patented work addresses the practical challenge of routing electrical cables through a moving vehicle door. The cable guide assembly is designed to accommodate the door’s movement while maintaining an organized path for the cable carrier.
Collaborations
Wilson’s listed coworkers include Michael E. Scott and Neal C. DeCicco. His association with Stoneridge Inc.’s Alphabet Division provides the company context for his patent work.
Conclusion
Thomas L. Wilson’s patent documents a cable guide assembly that helps manage electrical connections as a vehicle sliding door opens and closes.
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