Patents by Inventor Max Brivic

Max Brivic 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).

  • Curb climbing wheelchair attachment
    Patent number: 7850189
    Abstract: A curb climbing wheelchair system having left and right side attachments are designed to be attached to left and right side portions, respectively, of a standard wheelchair to enable a wheelchair occupant to climb a curb, bump or other obstruction without the aid of another individual. Each attachment includes a ramp extending from a telescoping arm that is designed to be attached, via a clamping system, to one side of the wheelchair. When not in use, the ramps are folded and stowed away on the sides of the wheelchair. During use, the ends of the ramps are placed on the curb to allow the wheelchair occupant to roll up the curb. To retrieve the ramps (now disposed behind the wheelchair), the wheelchair occupant moves the telescoping arms, if necessary with the aid of an attached circular handle, to lift the ramps thus allowing the wheelchair occupant to grab the ramps. The retrieved ramps then are stowed away until needed.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 16, 2008
    Date of Patent: December 14, 2010
    Inventors: Benjamin Barber, Richard Bordoni, Julia Brady, Max Brivic, Michael Cornell, James Doerhoff, Jonathan Goldszmidt, Jeffrey Rovenpor, Sahib Singh, David B. Ponterio, Ahron Rosenfeld
  • CURB CLIMBING WHEELCHAIR ATTACHMENT
    Publication number: 20090108561
    Abstract: A curb climbing wheelchair system having left and right side attachments are designed to be attached to left and right side portions, respectively, of a standard wheelchair to enable a wheelchair occupant to climb a curb, bump or other obstruction without the aid of another individual. Each attachment includes a ramp extending from a telescoping arm that is designed to be attached, via a clamping system, to one side of the wheelchair. When not in use, the ramps are folded and stowed away on the sides of the wheelchair. During use, the ends of the ramps are placed on the curb to allow the wheelchair occupant to roll up the curb. To retrieve the ramps (now disposed behind the wheelchair), the wheelchair occupant moves the telescoping arms, if necessary with the aid of an attached circular handle, to lift the ramps thus allowing the wheelchair occupant to grab the ramps. The retrieved ramps then are stowed away until needed.
    Type: Application
    Filed: October 16, 2008
    Publication date: April 30, 2009
    Inventors: Benjamin Barber, Richard Bordoni, Julia Brady, Max Brivic, Michael Cornell, James Doerhoff, Jonathan Goldszmidt, Jeffrey Rovernpor, Sahib Singh, David B. Ponterio, Ahron Rosenfeld