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Aulnay sous Bois, France

Xavier Fanton

USPTO Granted Patents = 16

 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.5

ph-index = 9

Forward Citations = 584(Granted Patents)


Location History:

  • Aulnay sour Bois, FR (2012)
  • Bois, FR (2015)
  • Aulnay-sous-Bois, FR (2005 - 2020)

Company Filing History:

goldMedal16 out of 1,223 
 
Saint-gobain Glass France
 patents

Years Active: 2005-2020

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16 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 10661755 - Arrangement for de-icing a transparent window with an electric heating device (2020-05-26),
2. 9751498 - Method and arrangement for de-icing a transparent window using an electric heating device (2017-09-05),
3. 9452947 - Furnace having a thermal barrier (2016-09-27),
4. 8932436 - Non-stoichiometric NiOx ceramic target (2015-01-13),
5. 8274730 - Glass type electrochemical/electrically controllable device with variable optical and/or energetic characteristic (2012-09-25),
6. 8259380 - Electrodes of electrochemical/electrically-driven devices (2012-09-04),
7. 8169130 - Planar or substantially planar luminous structure (2012-05-01),
8. 8102585 - Functionalized security glazing (2012-01-24),
9. 8035882 - Active device having variable energy/optical properties (2011-10-11),
10. 7894119 - Glass type electrochemical/electrically controllable device with variable optical and/or energetic characteristic (2011-02-22),
11. 7652812 - Method of powering an electrically-controlled device with variable optical and/or energy properties (2010-01-26),
12. 7649668 - Transparent window panel with a field of view that can be partially darkened and method of controlling a surface element that can be electrochromically lightened inside a transparent window panel (2010-01-19),
13. 7230748 - Electrochemical device such as electrochromic or photovoltaic device and electrical connection means thereof (2007-06-12),
14. 7193763 - Electrochemical/electrocon trollable device electrode (2007-03-20),
15. 6995892 - Electrically controllable device having variable optical and/or energy properties (2006-02-07),

Title: Innovator in De-Icing Technology: Xavier Fanton

Introduction

Xavier Fanton, based in Aulnay sous Bois, France, stands out as an inventive force in the realm of vehicular technology. With 16 patents to his name, he has made significant contributions to enhancing driving safety and comfort during winter conditions.

Latest Patents

Fanton's most recent inventions focus on de-icing transparent windows, particularly vehicle windshields. One of his notable patents is an "Arrangement for De-Icing a Transparent Window with an Electric Heating Device." This innovative method involves several steps: First, it includes measuring the window temperature before applying heating voltage. Next, the temperature is measured again after initiating the heating period. Finally, a heating voltage exceeding 100 volts is applied for a maximum of 2 minutes, optimization often aimed for around 90 seconds, followed by a repetition of temperature measurements.

Another significant patent from him is the "Method and Arrangement for De-Icing a Transparent Window Using an Electric Heating Device," which mirrors his first patent but emphasizes further improvements in efficiency and effectiveness in de-icing processes for transparent surfaces.

Career Highlights

Xavier Fanton has established his professional career at Saint-Gobain Glass France, a leading company in the glass manufacturing industry. His continuous innovations reflect his commitment to enhancing product performance, particularly in conditions where visibility is affected by ice and frost.

Collaborations

Fanton's work is enriched by collaborations with talented colleagues such as Jean-Christophe Giron and Samuel Dubrenat. Together, they contribute to pioneering advancements within the automotive glass sector, crafting solutions that leverage technology to improve user experiences.

Conclusion

Xavier Fanton exemplifies the inventive spirit with his focused advancements in de-icing technology. His contributions not only enhance safety for drivers but also establish new benchmarks in automotive design. As he continues his work at Saint-Gobain Glass France, the innovation landscape in the field of transparent surfaces—with a specific focus on vehicular applications—will undoubtedly benefit from his expertise and creativity.

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