This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Robert Bosch. Active years: 2005.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2005
Title: Torsten Meyer-Staufenbiel: Inventor of a Modular Danger Detecting System.
Introduction
Torsten Meyer-Staufenbiel is an inventor associated with Neuried, Germany, and Robert Bosch. His work includes a patented danger detecting system designed to support flexible, operationally maintainable safety equipment.
Latest Patents
Meyer-Staufenbiel is credited with 1 patent. His patent, “Danger Detecting System,” describes a control center connected to one or more detectors by conductors. The control center produces an output signal based on a detector’s signal and consists of modules connected through a bus. The modules are designed to be mounted or removed while the control center remains in operation.
Career Highlights
Meyer-Staufenbiel’s patent focuses on a modular control-center architecture. Allowing modules to be installed or removed during operation is a central feature of the invention.
Collaborations
His listed coworkers include Anton Pfefferseder and Andreas Hensel. The available information associates Meyer-Staufenbiel with Robert Bosch.
Conclusion
Torsten Meyer-Staufenbiel’s recorded patent presents a modular approach to danger detection, with components designed for adjustment while the system is operating.
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