Patents by Inventor William G. Robinson
William G. Robinson 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).
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Patent number: 12007000Abstract: A hand-held rope tie is operable to releasably hold one or more portions of a rope. Pivotally connected arm members accommodate and hold the rope portions with a selected clamping pressure. The rope tie is adjustable to tightly grip and clamp onto the rope without slippage of the rope through the arms when desired.Type: GrantFiled: September 20, 2021Date of Patent: June 11, 2024Assignee: GROTH ENTERPRISES LLCInventor: William G. Robinson
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Publication number: 20220090650Abstract: A hand-held rope tie is operable to releasably hold one or more portions of a rope. Pivotally connected arm members accommodate and hold the rope portions with a selected clamping pressure. The rope tie is adjustable to tightly grip and clamp onto the rope without slippage of the rope through the arms when desired.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 20, 2021Publication date: March 24, 2022Inventor: WILLIAM G. ROBINSON
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Patent number: 11125300Abstract: A hand-held rope tie is operable to releasably hold two side-by-side portions of a rope. Pivotally connected arm members accommodate and hold the rope portions with a selected clamping pressure. The clamping pressure can be adjusted to create drag or resistance on the rope pulled through the arm members during horse pull-backs to relieve horse panic. Rope tie is also adjustable to tightly grip the rope without slippage of the rope through the arms when desired.Type: GrantFiled: July 30, 2018Date of Patent: September 21, 2021Assignee: GROTH ENTERPRISES, LLCInventor: William G. Robinson
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Patent number: 10695642Abstract: A golf training assembly has a plate structure configured for placement on a golf surface, such as a putting green. The training assembly has a mouth for receiving a rolling golf ball. The mouth guides the golf ball against a stop member for stopping and holding the golf ball in place allowing a golfer to practice putting.Type: GrantFiled: January 22, 2019Date of Patent: June 30, 2020Inventor: William G. Robinson
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Patent number: 10036448Abstract: A hand-held rope tie is operable to releasably hold two side-by-side portions of a rope. Pivotally connected arm members accommodate and hold the rope portions with a selected clamping pressure. The clamping pressure can be adjusted to create drag or resistance on the rope pulled through the arm members during horse pull-backs to relieve horse panic. Rope tie is also adjustable to tightly grip the rope without slippage of the rope through the arms when desired.Type: GrantFiled: February 11, 2016Date of Patent: July 31, 2018Inventor: William G. Robinson
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Publication number: 20170128511Abstract: A formulation and method for calming hunted animals, which is delivered to a geographic region that has been selected for hunting. The formulations and methods applied in and to a geographic region serve to render hunted animals easier to capture while hunting by administering a calming effect. The formulation and methods include essential oils and other components, which may be delivered to hunted animals via inhalation, ingestion or topical application and any combination thereof to produce the desired result.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 9, 2015Publication date: May 11, 2017Inventor: William G. Robinson
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Publication number: 20020069904Abstract: The present odor-inhibiting enclosure includes a layer with an odor mitigating substance and an optional outer layer to prevent game animals from detecting human and human related odors. The odor inhibiting substance may adsorb odiferous substances, inhibit the formation of odiferous substances, or perform both functions. Embodiments of the present odor-inhibiting enclosure include hunting blinds, tent-like structures, and mantles. The latter embodiment may be used to envelope objects such as vehicles and supplies, which would otherwise emit odors, the odors detected by game animals.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 13, 2001Publication date: June 13, 2002Inventor: William G. Robinson
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Patent number: 6027132Abstract: Drive wheel axle assemblies (34, 34A) and caster wheel assemblies (94, 252) are mounted to a wheelchair frame (4, 222). One axle assembly (34) includes an axle adjustment tube (40) secured to the frame and an axle housing (56), defining an axle bore (58), toollessly mounted to the axle adjustment tube at any of several rotary orientations to determine the camber of the drive wheel (36) mounted to the axle assembly. The front to rear position of the axle housing can also be adjusted in a toolless manner using a quick release pin (66). The height of the front end (10) of the frame is changed, to ensure that the caster wheel pivot axis (96) remains vertical, without tools by mounting a caster wheel (98) at various vertical positions within a caster spool housing (100) without exposing the user to oil and grease on the spindle (120) and bearings (121). Another axle assembly (34A) permits the height of the drive wheels (254) to be changed without the used tools.Type: GrantFiled: December 27, 1995Date of Patent: February 22, 2000Assignee: Sunrise Medical HHG Inc.Inventors: William G. Robinson, James C. Thorpe, Robert A. Taylor
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Patent number: 5997021Abstract: An adjustable seat back assembly for a wheelchair of the type having a frame with an upwardly extending rear frame portion and an adjustable angle seat support which includes a pivotable front end and a rear end which is secured to said rear frame portion at any of a plurality of different positions. A seat back support is mounted to pivot on the seat support from adjacent its rear end. A link connects the seat support to a slider on the rear frame portion to maintain the position of the slider relative to the seat back support pivot as the seat angle is adjusted. A releasable seat back angle adjuster secures the seat back support to the slider at any of a plurality of positions. When the seat back angle adjuster is released, the seat back support may be folded down towards said seat support.Type: GrantFiled: October 6, 1997Date of Patent: December 7, 1999Assignee: Sunrise Medical HHG Inc.Inventors: William G. Robinson, Robert A. Taylor
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Patent number: 5590893Abstract: Drive wheel axle assemblies (34) and caster wheel assemblies (94) are mounted to a wheelchair frame (4). Each axle assembly includes an axle adjustment tube (40) secured to the frame and an axle housing (56), defining an axle bore (58), toollessly mounted to the axle adjustment tube at any of several rotary orientations to determine the camber of the drive wheel (36) mounted to the axle assembly. The front to rear position of the axle housing can also be adjusted in a toolless manner using a quick release pin (66). The height of the front end (10) of the frame is changed, to ensure that the caster wheel pivot axis (96) remains vertical, without tools by mounting a caster wheel (98) at various vertical positions within a caster spool housing (100) using a quick release pin (122).Type: GrantFiled: December 28, 1994Date of Patent: January 7, 1997Assignee: No Limit Designs, Inc.Inventors: William G. Robinson, James C. Thorpe
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Patent number: 4184841Abstract: A crank for holding and supporting articles of refractory or ceramic flatware in spaced and stacked relationship during kiln firing has upper and lower end units rigidly interconnected by a first set of vertical spacing pillars which are each bonded at their ends to the respective end units thereby to form a rigid unitary frame structure. Support means are provided for holding and supporting the articles of refractory or ceramic flatware in spaced and stacked relationship within the rigid unitary frame structure. The support means comprise a second set of separate detachably mounted additional support posts which each have a plurality of spaced-apart sockets into which fit or plug laterally projecting pins or pegs to form a removable rack adapted to support the flatware articles.Type: GrantFiled: March 1, 1978Date of Patent: January 22, 1980Assignee: Allied Insulators, LimitedInventors: William G. Robinson, Horace G. Fellows