Patents by Inventor Michael Tamar

Michael Tamar 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).

  • System for quick arming of detonation or excitation assembly
    Patent number: 10718600
    Abstract: A system for quick arming of a detonation or excitation assembly, wherein the system comprises a first barrier means which, as long as it has not been removed, prevents full activation of an initiation chain of the assembly, and whose removal is dependent on receiving indication from at least one first sensor, and then its removal is reversible in a manner that it will return and once again prevent full activation of an initiation chain, and a second barrier means which also prevents full activation of the initiation chain as long as it has not been removed, and whose removal is dependent on receiving indication from at least one second sensor, and this—following after receiving indication from the first sensor, and removal of the second sensor is irreversible in a manner that leaves the initiation chain executable, and wherein the first and second sensors are independent of one another, and as long as no indication has been received from the second sensor, the first barrier means is returnable to its place i
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 21, 2018
    Date of Patent: July 21, 2020
    Assignee: Farael Advanced Defense Systems Ltd.
    Inventors: Michael Tamar, Avraham Levi, Lavi Vainshtein
  • A SYSTEM FOR QUICK ARMING OF DETONATION OR EXCITATION ASSEMBLY
    Publication number: 20190368850
    Abstract: A system for quick arming of a detonation or excitation assembly, wherein the system comprises a first barrier means which, as long as it has not been removed, prevents full activation of an initiation chain of the assembly, and whose removal is dependent on receiving indication from at least one first sensor, and then its removal is reversible in a manner that it will return and once again prevent full activation of an initiation chain, and a second barrier means which also prevents full activation of the initiation chain as long as it has not been removed, and whose removal is dependent on receiving indication from at least one second sensor, and this—following after receiving indication from the first sensor, and removal of the second sensor is irreversible in a manner that leaves the initiation chain executable, and wherein the first and second sensors are independent of one another, and as long as no indication has been received from the second sensor, the first barrier means is returnable to its place i
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 21, 2018
    Publication date: December 5, 2019
    Inventors: Michael Tamar, Avraham Levi, Lavi Vainshtein