This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Cyclean. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: William Hood and UV-C Light-Emitting Device Innovation.
Introduction
William Hood is an inventor associated with Lake Bluff, Illinois, and Cyclean. His work includes a patent for a light-emitting device designed to direct UV-C radiation both upward and downward, with different peak wavelengths for the two directions.
Latest Patents
Hood is credited with 1 patent: “Light Emitting Device Emitting UV-C Radiation at Different Wavelengths Upward and Downward.” The invention describes first light sources that emit UV-C light downward to irradiate the surrounding environment, including air, floors, and other surfaces. It also describes second light sources that emit UV-C light upward at a different peak wavelength to irradiate air, ceilings, and other surfaces. In one embodiment, the upward- and downward-facing sources operate at different, independent duty cycles.
Career Highlights
Hood’s listed patent focuses on a lighting arrangement that directs UV-C radiation in two directions and allows the sources to operate independently. He is associated with Cyclean.
Collaborations
Hood’s listed coworker is Chase Hood. The available information does not specify further details about their collaboration.
Conclusion
William Hood’s patent describes a UV-C lighting device that combines upward- and downward-directed radiation, different peak wavelengths, and independently controlled duty cycles.
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