Summary of Akron Law Firm Helps Inventors Obtain Patents; Regional Inventors Ideas to Improve MagLev Train System Patented
Four patents were issued in November, including one for a MagLev Train system innovation. This technology uses superconducting magnets and linear motors to achieve high-speed travel without wheel-rail friction. The specific patent covers track litz rungs and shorting bars designed for urban maglev inductracks, aiming to reduce stress hardening during formation. John Gugliotta of the Patent, Copyright & Trademark Law Group secured these rights for clients in Ohio, Indiana, and Pennsylvania.
Parts used in the MagLev Train System:
- Superconducting magnets
- Linear motor technology
- Track litz rungs
- Shorting bar
- Urban maglev inductrack
(PRWEB) December 17, 2004
The Patent, Copyright & Trademark Law Group, LLC announces that four patents were issued to their clients during the beginning of November. We are very excited to have had such great success these past few weeks, said John Gugliotta, Patent Attorney. We believe that the inventions patented will make a difference in someones life.
There was one innovation receiving a patent that drastically improves the MagLev Train system. The MagLev Train system, a super high-speed transport system with a non-adhesive drive system, is independent of wheel-and-rail frictional forces and has been a long-standing dream of railway engineers. It combines superconducting magnets with linear motor technology and realizes super high-speed running, safety, reliability, low environmental impact with a minimum of maintenance. The innovative patent, track litz rungs and shorting bar designed for urban maglev inductrack, will develop close-packed shorted circuit track elements with less stress hardening generated during their formation.
Gugliotta successfully prepares patent applications for individuals from Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania, from his offices in Northeast Ohio. Over the past 12 years applying for patents, he has added expertise in chemical, mechanical, electronic and business systems areas. Gugliotta is also licensed to practice law before the United States Supreme Court, State of Ohio Courts, the Federal Northern District of Ohio and the United States Patent and Trademark Office, as well as being a Registered Professional Engineer.
For more information on these technologies, or to discuss assistance in the development or protection of your own technology, please contact: Patent, Copyright & Trademark Law Group, LLC at 800-218-4243, visit http://www.PCTLawGroup.com.
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- What is the main benefit of the patented MagLev Train system?
It drastically improves the system by combining superconducting magnets with linear motor technology for super high-speed running. - How does the new patent affect track elements?
The patent develops close-packed shorted circuit track elements that generate less stress hardening during formation. - Does the MagLev system rely on wheel-and-rail friction?
No, it is independent of wheel-and-rail frictional forces as it uses a non-adhesive drive system. - Who announced the issuance of these four patents?
The Patent, Copyright & Trademark Law Group, LLC announced the patents were issued in early November. - Can John Gugliotta handle patents for business systems?
Yes, he has added expertise in chemical, mechanical, electronic, and business systems areas over 12 years. - Where are the offices located for this law group?
The offices are located in Northeast Ohio.
