Jonathan P Workman
Engineers at Christ Mtn Rd, Loveland, CO

6343802, Feb 5, 2002

Jun 12, 1998

09/091388

Jonathan P. Workman - Loveland CO
Kenneth W. House - Fort Collins CO
Donald H. Eason - Fort Collins CO

Ultimate Support Systems, Inc. - Fort Collins CO

B62M 100

280 87041, 280 8705, 135 67, 482 68

A support assistive device for a user having a frame assembly, a vertical pelvis support element connected to the frame assembly which may primarily support the user in the ischial tuberosity region, and a horizontal pelvis support element which may primarily support the anterior superior iliac spine region of a pelvis. It may provide such support with minimal or no hand or arm support. By supporting on the anterior superior iliac spine on either side, a moment can be created to assist in turning even without the use of hands by simply turning the direction of the pelvis. The created moment of the present invention is more natural to the user in turning the pelvis and as a result the device. Additionally, a fluidic braking assembly for any rotatable elements is provided, which can be advantaged to assist a user in supplying an increase of force to actuate the braking action. The braking system may be actuated from a single station or multiple stations and may provide braking in any direction the wheels are turned, that is, omni-directionally.

2002012, Sep 5, 2002

Feb 5, 2002

10/072732

Jonathan Workman - Loveland CO, US
Kenneth House - Fort Collins CO, US
Donald Eason - Fort Collins CO, US

Ultimate Support Systems, Inc. - Fort Collins CO

B62M001/00

280/087021

The present invention may provide a support assistive device for a user having a frame assembly (), a vertical pelvis support element () connected to the frame assembly which may primarily support the ischial tuberosities (), and a horizontal pelvis support element () which may primarily support the anterior superior iliac spines () of a pelvis (). It may provide such support with minimal or no hand or arm support. By supporting on the anterior superior iliac spine () on either side, a moment can be created to assist in turning even without the use of hands by simply turning the direction of the pelvis (). The created moment of the present invention is more natural to the user in turning the pelvis and as a result the device. The present invention may also provide a fluidic braking assembly () for any rotatable elements (), which can be advantaged to assist a user in supplying an increase of force to actuate the braking action. The braking system may be actuated from a single station or multiple stations and may provide braking in any direction the wheels are turned, that is, omni-directionally. It may also include a elevation assembly () that can assist lowering of an upper frame assembly () to a corresponding elevation with a lower frame assembly () to assist in packaging and in transportation. It may also provide a rotatable swivel lock system () for the rotatable elements () that may be restrained in various orientations, and may be controlled through a single station.

2008020, Aug 28, 2008

Jan 12, 2005

11/813754

Jonathan Workman - Loveland CO, US
Donald H. Eason - Fort Collins CO, US

ULTIMATE HOLDINGS, INC. - Fort Collins CO

A47B 96/06

24823161

A device and method of clamping bicycles in a mouth () having a moveable jaw () and a stationary jaw () to which a high load potential may be utilized within a toggle joint () and ratchet mechanism () and a release () may be triggered to open a mouth in a quick movement(s). In embodiments, a multisized object securement grip () may be located on a contact surface of a moveable jaw and stationary jaw to allow for universal gripping of various sized objects.

2013006, Mar 14, 2013

Aug 29, 2012

13/597450

Kevin E. Greeb - Fort Collins CO, US
Philip A. LaFleur - Loveland CO, US
Jonathan P. Workman - Loveland CO, US
John J. Been - Fort Collins CO, US

WOODWARD, INC. - Fort Collins CO

F16K 31/02

25112901

Embodiments of the invention provide a high-reliability, cost-effective electro-hydraulic servo-valve assembly that is not susceptible to failure caused by contaminated fluid. In particular embodiments, the electro-hydraulic servo-valve assembly includes a rotary valve that may be actuated by either a direct-coupled Limited Angle Torque (LAT) motor, a geared, brushless DC motor, or some other rotary electric actuating element with an integrated driver circuit. In particular embodiments, the rotary valve element made up of an outer sleeve element and an inner spool element, with matching ports and slots, respectively.

7412069, Aug 12, 2008

Jul 19, 2004

10/894700

Jonathan P. Workman - Loveland CO, US
Todd Eimen - Fort Collins CO, US

Swift Distribution, Inc. - Torrence CA

H04R 25/00

381363, 381366, 381390

Microphone stand attachment systems to attach a support base to a longitudinal axial element easily, quickly and securely. An attachment guide may include a threaded plug and a support base may include a threaded socket. In embodiments, a male tapered flange may frictionally lock with a female tapered element of a socket to secure a longitudinal axial element to a support base. Specific attachment structures, in embodiments, are also described, as are various plugs, tapers, sockets and methods of attaching a support base to a longitudinal axial element.

2006001, Jan 26, 2006

Jul 21, 2004

10/896458

Jonathan Workman - Loveland CO, US

Ultimate Support Systems, Inc. - Fort Collins CO

G10G 5/00

248443000

Inventive musical instrument support apparatus and methods relative to independently inventive aspects of support technology. One aspect of the inventive technology may be directed to a collapsible musical instrument stand such as a guitar stand that includes a support element that exhibits an enhanced low profile in a retracted mode. Another aspect of the invention may focus on provision of the capability of simultaneous deployment and retraction of an assembly of multiple musical instrument supports upon reconfiguration of only one of the supports. Inventive musical instrument support stands may include either or both of the individually inventive aspects.

D556530, Dec 4, 2007

Jan 17, 2005

29/221544

Jonathan P. Workman - Loveland CO, US
Donald H. Eason - Fort Collins CO, US

Ultimate Holdings, Inc. - Fort Collins CO

0805

D 8 72