Patents by Inventor Stephen Glaudel

Stephen Glaudel 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: 12053555
    Abstract: The present invention provides a fixture or device which is particularly adapted for installation within a general aviation aircraft, such as a small private jet, prop-driven plane, helicopter, spacecraft, or other aviation vehicle, and which emits UV-C within safe limits, i.e., within prescribed safe wavelengths, irradiance, and times (below the ‘Actinic Dose’) while the aircraft is occupied, to continuously disinfect the interior air and prevent transmission by not only the COVID-19 virus but other viruses as well. The device, generally, comprises a two-piece or two-part assembly, having a base and a cover which mounts to the ceiling or wall(s) of an aircraft. A UV-C lamp, typically an LED, is disposed within the fixture and projects it therefrom into the cabin, as well as control-electronics to ensure safe emission limits by the LED.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 4, 2021
    Date of Patent: August 6, 2024
    Assignee: Addman Intermediate Holdings, LLC
    Inventors: Mark Saberton, Matthew Saberton, Stephen Glaudel
  • Publication number: 20230405163
    Abstract: The present invention provides a fixture or device which is particularly adapted for installation within a confined compartment of an aircraft, such as a lavatory, galley or cockpit, and which emits UVC within safe limits, i.e., within prescribed safe wavelengths, irradiance, and times (below the ‘Actinic Dose’) while the compartment is occupied, to continuously disinfect the interior air and prevent transmission of not only viruses, but pathogens and the like. The device is preferably a triangular prism which houses a metal core pcBoard, a controller pcBoard and at least one support frame which are fabricated from a heat dissipating metal, as is the hypotenuse of the prism.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 17, 2023
    Publication date: December 21, 2023
    Inventors: Mark Saberton, Matthew Saberton, Stephen Glaudel, John Hagen, Gary Allen, Gregory A. Schumacher, Burton Russell Cordell
  • Publication number: 20230241268
    Abstract: The present invention provides a fixture or device which is particularly adapted for installation within the interior of a general aviation aircraft, such as a small private jet, prop-driven plane, helicopter, spacecraft, or other aviation vehicle. A plurality of UV-C lamps, typically LEDs are disposed within the fixture and project the radiance therefrom into the cabin, as well as control electronics to ensure safe emission limits by the LED. A temperature sensor minimizes LED burnout.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 21, 2023
    Publication date: August 3, 2023
    Applicant: Addman Engineering
    Inventors: Mark Saberton, Matthew Saberton, Stephen Glaudel
  • Publication number: 20220193279
    Abstract: The present invention provides a fixture or device which is particularly adapted for installation within a general aviation aircraft, such as a small private jet, prop-driven plane, helicopter, spacecraft, or other aviation vehicle, and which emits UV-C within safe limits, i.e., within prescribed safe wavelengths, irradiance, and times (below the ‘Actinic Dose’) while the aircraft is occupied, to continuously disinfect the interior air and prevent transmission by not only the COVID-19 virus but other viruses as well. The device, generally, comprises a two-piece or two-part assembly, having a base and a cover which mounts to the ceiling or wall(s) of an aircraft. A UV-C lamp, typically an LED, is disposed within the fixture and projects it therefrom into the cabin, as well as control-electronics to ensure safe emission limits by the LED.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 4, 2021
    Publication date: June 23, 2022
    Applicant: Addman Engineeering
    Inventors: Mark Saberton, Matthew Saberton, Stephen Glaudel