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Loveland, CO, United States of America

Wayne F Covington

USPTO Granted Patents = 35

Average Co-Inventor Count = 8.9

ph-index = 7

Forward Citations = 216(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal35 out of 9,638 
 
Hewlett-packard Company
 patents

Years Active: 1977-1986

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35 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 4615015 - Self-contained electronic computer including means for immediately (1986-09-30),
2. 4546448 - Programmable calculator including program variable initialization means (1985-10-08),
3. 4456964 - Calculator including means for displaying alphanumeric prompting (1984-06-26),
4. 4437156 - Programmable calculator (1984-03-13),
5. 4366553 - Electronic computing apparatus employing basic language (1982-12-28),
6. 4322816 - Programmable calculator having structure for controlling an x-y plotter (1982-03-30),
7. 4281390 - Programmable calculator including means for performing computed and (1981-07-28),
8. 4187547 - Programmable calculator including means for controllably introducing (1980-02-05),
9. 4181965 - Programmable calculator including program trace means (1980-01-01),
10. 4178633 - Programmable calculator including multifunction keys (1979-12-11),
11. 4177518 - Programmable calculator including scrolling alphanumeric display means (1979-12-04),
12. 4164039 - Programmable calculator including a key for performing either a (1979-08-07),
13. 4164019 - Programmable calculator including alphanumeric display means (1979-08-07),
14. 4162532 - Programmable calculator including data format display control means (1979-07-24),
15. 4161031 - Programmable calculator including boolean flag variable means (1979-07-10),

Title: Wayne F. Covington: Pioneer in Electronic Computing

Introduction: Wayne F. Covington, based in Loveland, Colorado, is a distinguished inventor known for his substantial contributions to electronic computing. With 35 patents to his name, he has played an instrumental role in advancing technology in the field of calculators and programmable devices.

Latest Patents: Among his latest inventions, Covington has developed a self-contained electronic computer that features an innovative means for immediate execution of alphanumeric statements. This electronic calculator allows users to either execute commands instantly or store them in memory for future use. Additionally, he has created a programmable calculator incorporating a program variable initialization means. This feature utilizes an initialization key that sets all program variables, including array variables, to predetermined values for more efficient programming.

Career Highlights: Covington's professional journey includes a prominent position at Hewlett-Packard Company, where he has been able to apply his inventive skills to create groundbreaking technology. His dedication to innovation and quality has made a lasting impact within the industry.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Covington has collaborated with notable colleagues such as Robert E. Watson and Ivar W. Larson, fostering a creative environment that has led to numerous advancements in electronic computing.

Conclusion: Wayne F. Covington stands out as an influential figure in the realm of innovation in electronic calculators and programmable devices. His 35 patents reflect his commitment to enhancing user experience and functionality in technology, leaving a lasting legacy in the field.

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