2 patent(s) in this week's alert:
Assignee Summary:| Patents | Owner |
| 1 | Moshun |
| 1 | Unassigned |
| Patents | Class Code |
| 1 | A63B [APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, ...] |
| 1 | F16F [SPRINGS; SHOCK-ABSORBERS; MEANS FOR DAMPING VIBRATION...] |
Details on individual patents:
| #12168167 | Golf club head cover device |
| Applied: | 01/11/2023, #18/095888 |
| Issued: | 12/17/2024, [706 days App to Issue] Normal range: (413 to 1391) |
| Pat Class: | A63B [APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, ...]; there are 22519 other patents in this class since 2005. |
| Claims: | 18; Normal range for this patent class is (6 to 24) |
| Assignee: | Unassigned |
| Counsel: | Firm: ICE MILLER LLP |
| 1st Invent: | Kenneth W. Rittmann (Naples, FL) |
| Inventors: | Genders: F=0, M=1 |
| Abstract: 2000 char max | A tubular golf club head cover device, with at least one open end for insertion and extraction of a golf club head. A notch and semi-rigid flap exist on one end of the tubular shape that allow for insertion of the golf club head and the self-latching of the club into the golf club head cover device. |
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| #12169013 | Shear thickening fluid based object movement control method and mechanism |
| Applied: | 09/30/2023, #18/375463 |
| Issued: | 12/17/2024, [444 days App to Issue] Unusually Fast Normal range: (650 to 1728) |
| Pat Class: | F16F [SPRINGS; SHOCK-ABSORBERS; MEANS FOR DAMPING VIBRATION...]; there are 4529 other patents in this class since 2005. |
| Claims: | 14; Normal range for this patent class is (6 to 20) |
| Assignee: | Moshun (Oak Brook, IL) with total patents of: 16 (since 2005) |
| Counsel: | Atty: Gary W. Grube |
| 1st Invent: | Evan Anderson (Naples, FL) |
| Inventors: | Genders: F=0, M=16 |
| Abstract: 2000 char max | A head unit system for controlling motion of an object includes a secondary object sensor, shear thickening fluid (STF), and a chamber configured to contain a portion of the STF. The chamber further includes a front channel and a back channel. The head unit system further includes a piston housed at least partially radially within the piston compartment and separating the back channel and the front channel. The piston includes a first piston bypass and a second piston bypasses to control flow of the STF between opposite sides of the piston. The chamber further includes a set of fluid manipulation emitters to control the flow of the STF to cause selection of one of a variety of shear rates for the STF within the chamber. |
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