Matthew Denver Cole
Engineers at Meldrum St, Fort Collins, CO
License number
Colorado 53130
Issued Date
Dec 22, 2000
Renew Date
Dec 22, 2000
Type
Engineer Intern
Address
Address
429 N Meldrum St, Fort Collins, CO 80521
Professional information
Director Of Engineering At Solis Tech Pvt Ltd
Position:
Director of Engineering at Solis Tech PVT Ltd
Location:
Fort Collins, Colorado Area
Industry:
Information Technology and Services
Work:
Solis Tech PVT Ltd
- Fort Collins, Colorado Area since Jul 2012
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Director of Engineering
Solis Tech
- Fort Collins, Colorado Area Jan 2011 - Jul 2012
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Software Developer
Sogeti USA
May 2009 - Jan 2011
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Consultant
HP
Oct 2009 - Oct 2010
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Junior Developer
Wyoming Department of Health
Jun 2009 - Sep 2009
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Software Developer Consultant
Tek Systems
Feb 2009 - May 2009
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Consultant
Sun Microsystems
Feb 2009 - May 2009
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Data Administration
Colorado State University
Aug 2006 - Dec 2008
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Computer Consultant
CoBank
May 2007 - Aug 2008
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Software Developer Intern
Education:
Colorado State University 2004 - 2008
Bachelors, Applied Computing Technology Colorado State University 2004 - 2008
Bachelor's degree, Computer Science
Bachelors, Applied Computing Technology Colorado State University 2004 - 2008
Bachelor's degree, Computer Science
Systems And Methods For Dismantling A Nuclear Reactor
US Patent:
2011023, Sep 29, 2011
Filed:
Dec 14, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/967068
Inventors:
Robert R. Heim - Brighton CO, US
Scott Ryan Adams - Longmont CO, US
Matthew Denver Cole - Fort Collins CO, US
William E. Kirby - Superior CO, US
Paul Damon Linnebur - Milliken CO, US
Scott Ryan Adams - Longmont CO, US
Matthew Denver Cole - Fort Collins CO, US
William E. Kirby - Superior CO, US
Paul Damon Linnebur - Milliken CO, US
Assignee:
Special Applications Technology, Inc. - Loveland CO
International Classification:
G21C 19/00
US Classification:
376260, 976DIG293
Abstract:
Systems and methods for dismantling a nuclear reactor are described. In one aspect the system includes a remotely controlled heavy manipulator (“manipulator”) operatively coupled to a support structure, and a control station in a non-contaminated portion of a workspace. The support structure provides the manipulator with top down access into a bioshield of a nuclear reactor. At least one computing device in the control station provides remote control to perform operations including: (a) dismantling, using the manipulator, a graphite moderator, concrete walls, and a ceiling of the bioshield, the manipulator being provided with automated access to all internal portions of the bioshield; (b) loading, using the manipulator, contaminated graphite blocks from the graphite core and other components from the bioshield into one or more waste containers; and (c) dispersing, using the manipulator, dust suppression and contamination fixing spray to contaminated matter.
Modular Apparatuses
US Patent:
2012009, Apr 19, 2012
Filed:
Aug 17, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/212159
Inventors:
Matthew Denver Cole - Fort Collins CO, US
Paul Damon Linnebur - Milliken CO, US
Marc Thomas Rood - Broomfield CO, US
Matthew David Zankey - Denver CO, US
Justin Matthew Vallely - Fort Collins CO, US
Paul Damon Linnebur - Milliken CO, US
Marc Thomas Rood - Broomfield CO, US
Matthew David Zankey - Denver CO, US
Justin Matthew Vallely - Fort Collins CO, US
Assignee:
Special Applications Technology, Inc. - Loveland CO
International Classification:
B25J 9/20, B25J 19/02, F16J 15/36, B25J 9/14, B25J 17/02
US Classification:
700253, 7449004, 7449006, 277393, 901 21, 901 29, 901 46, 901 48
Abstract:
The present disclosure introduces modular apparatuses for mechanical devices. In one embodiment, a chain joint is described. The chain joint may include a rotating drum having an attachment point. Further, the chain joint may also include hydraulic cylinders connected to the rotating drum. Lengths of chain may be used to connect the hydraulic cylinders to the rotating drum via the attachment point. Another embodiment describes a robotic apparatus incorporating the chain joint. Other embodiments are also described.