Patents by Inventor Bryan B. Solstin

Bryan B. Solstin has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 11572165
    Abstract: A tandem-tiltrotor apparatus, comprising a right-wing, a pin extending substantially in an inboard-outboard direction of the aircraft, a leadingedge-leaf connected to the hollow-pin providing the leadingedge-leaf 1-degree of rotational freedom around the pin. A tandem-tiltrotor power apparatus, comprising a right-wing, a front-wingleaf, hollow-pin extending substantially in an inboard-outboard direction of the aircraft, a leadingedge-leaf connected to a pin providing the leadingedge-leaf having 1-degree of rotational freedom around the hollow-pin, and a power cable threaded through the hollow-pin. A tandem-tiltrotor link apparatus, comprising a right-wing, a hollow-pin extending substantially in a inboard-outboard direction of the aircraft, a leadingedge-leaf having 1-degree of rotational freedom around the hollow-pin, a frontlink, fixed to the leadingedge-leaf lower surface and a frontlink-hinge fixed to the frontlink.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 19, 2020
    Date of Patent: February 7, 2023
    Inventor: Bryan B Solstin
  • Patent number: 11444621
    Abstract: A touchless trigger apparatus is touchless button, comprising a photon-gate side, a photon-gate distal side more than 1 cm (11.0 in) and less than 30 cm (11.0 in) across the photon-gate opening, to the photon-gate side. An electro-optical sensor is connected to the photon-gate side. An ASIC controller is connected to the output of the electro-optical sensor. Lastly a button face is within the opening of the photon gate. Alternatively, a touchless trigger apparatus is a touchless pushbutton, or a touchless switch. Any person or primate trained to use a button, pushbutton or switch could intuitively learn to use a touchless trigger apparatus due to its recognizable combination of elements and low-latency feedback before touching the button, the pushbutton or the switch.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 26, 2020
    Date of Patent: September 13, 2022
    Inventor: Bryan B Solstin
  • Publication number: 20210336619
    Abstract: A touchless trigger apparatus is touchless button, comprising a photon-gate side, a photon-gate distal side more than 1 cm (11.0 in) and less than 30 cm (11.0 in) across the photon-gate opening, to the photon-gate side. An electro-optical sensor is connected to the photon-gate side. An ASIC controller is connected to the output of the electro-optical sensor. Lastly a button face is within the opening of the photon gate. Alternatively, a touchless trigger apparatus is a touchless pushbutton, or a touchless switch. Any person or primate trained to use a button, pushbutton or switch could intuitively learn to use a touchless trigger apparatus due to its recognizable combination of elements and low-latency feedback before touching the button, the pushbutton or the switch.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 26, 2020
    Publication date: October 28, 2021
    Inventor: Bryan B. Solstin
  • Publication number: 20210253235
    Abstract: A tandem-tiltrotor apparatus, comprising a right-wing, a pin extending substantially in an inboard-outboard direction of the aircraft, a leadingedge-leaf connected to the hollow-pin providing the leadingedge-leaf 1-degree of rotational freedom around the pin. A tandem-tiltrotor power apparatus, comprising a right-wing, a front-wingleaf, hollow-pin extending substantially in an inboard-outboard direction of the aircraft, a leadingedge-leaf connected to a pin providing the leadingedge-leaf having 1-degree of rotational freedom around the hollow-pin, and a power cable threaded through the hollow-pin. A tandem-tiltrotor link apparatus, comprising a right-wing, a hollow-pin extending substantially in a inboard-outboard direction of the aircraft, a leadingedge-leaf having 1-degree of rotational freedom around the hollow-pin, a frontlink, fixed to the leadingedge-leaf lower surface and a frontlink-hinge fixed to the frontlink.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 19, 2020
    Publication date: August 19, 2021
    Inventor: Bryan B. Solstin
  • Patent number: 11008112
    Abstract: A Laminar Inducing Apparatus (LIA) inducing laminar airflow to a turbine engine or a propulsion fan. The LIA produces turbulent-free airflow with a light aerospace structure that can replace single purpose structure in the wing or empennage. Laminar airflow to the propulsion fan or the turbine engine is ensured in a greater number of flight conditions and angles of attack. Active control of flight can be enhanced by the manipulating the turbulent boundary surface as a flight control surface. LIA simply reduces the risk of FOD or bird strike damage. In addition to the engineered, laminar benefits, LIA provides greater safety from ground ingested FOD and more silent vertical take-off and landing. In summary, LIA ensures laminar airflow and acoustic attenuation to a propulsion fan or a turbine engine for a greater number of flight conditions, angles of attack, and from ground ingested FOD during vertical takeoff and landing.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 7, 2019
    Date of Patent: May 18, 2021
    Inventor: Bryan B Solstin
  • Publication number: 20210109534
    Abstract: Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) achieving a 99.999% vehicle safety remains a distant vision. Safety could be regressed to the principle requirement of no double-space spending. Bitcoin (BTC) is an example of no double spending of digital coin. The SRV system is a computerized method of no double-space spending of a path for driverless vehicles, and more particular, a highly divisible, 4D SRV title exchange without trusted third parties. Decentralized space reservation is more liquid, further optimizing transportation assets. The politics of resilience, congestion and maintenance is supplanted with algorithms known as rules. Blockchain Rules, transactions and emergent consensus enables resilience expected from decentralized systems. Most importantly, no double-space spending illuminates a path toward 99.999% AV safety.
    Type: Application
    Filed: October 11, 2019
    Publication date: April 15, 2021
    Inventor: Bryan B. Solstin
  • Publication number: 20200385136
    Abstract: A Laminar Inducing Apparatus (LIA) inducing laminar airflow to a turbine engine or a propulsion fan. The LIA produces turbulent-free airflow with a light aerospace structure that can replace single purpose structure in the wing or empennage. Laminar airflow to the propulsion fan or the turbine engine is ensured in a greater number of flight conditions and angles of attack. Active control of flight can be enhanced by the manipulating the turbulent boundary surface as a flight control surface. LIA simply reduces the risk of FOD or bird strike damage. In addition to the engineered, laminar benefits, LIA provides greater safety from ground ingested FOD and more silent vertical take-off and landing. In summary, LIA ensures laminar airflow and acoustic attenuation to a propulsion fan or a turbine engine for a greater number of flight conditions, angles of attack, and from ground ingested FOD during vertical takeoff and landing.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 7, 2019
    Publication date: December 10, 2020
    Inventor: Bryan B. Solstin