Bicycle Accessory manufacturer receives patent on their Handlebar invention!

My client Wilderness Trail Bikes (WTB) and Padloc LLC of Mill Valley, CA received a patent on their Handlebar and Grip Apparatus and System.  The patent can be seen here.  The device essentially allows a grip to “lock” onto a handlebar without the unwanted tendency of the grip to rotate with respect to the handlebar.

Longtime client receives patent on device for separating plants

My longtime clients, Michael Cecchi and his daughter Paige Cecchi, received a patent on their invention for a Device for Separating Plants and the Plant Byproduct.  Basically this device can work with plant products such as marijuana, to separate the good useable plant material from less useful plant material.  The patent can be seen here.

I attended the Inventors Association of Connecticut Meeting last night, great discussion

The inventors association of Connecticut (IACT) held its meeting last night via ZOOM, and it was very interesting.  Eric B. Schultz talked about the history of innovation, with an emphasis on New England.   It was good to see lots of inventors from Connecticut attend this meeting.  To see more information about IACT, future meetings, and past meetings, go here.

Client obtains patent on invention that allows shooters to use a rifle in a prone position!

I would like to congratulate my client Jeffrey Blake of Milford, CT for obtaining a patent on his invention for a Rotating Buffer Apparatus.  The invention cures the problem of shooting different styles of rifles, including AR-15s, from a prone or lying down position.   The patent can be seen here.