Michael A Lopez

US Patent:

20090035107, Feb 5, 2009

Filed:

Aug 2, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/833111

Inventors:

Marlene Duran - Miami FL, US
Michael Lopez - Miami FL, US

International Classification:

B60B 29/00
B25J 15/02
B25J 9/16

US Classification:

414426, 901 3, 901 24, 901 41, 901 47

Abstract:

A tire rotating robot used to rotate the tires of a vehicle. The robot can remove two tires sequentially without having a human to manually lift the tires. The robot for rotating tires comprises of a mobile base, a body connected to the base, a pivotally mounted two-position rotating beam connected to the body, two arm guide assemblies displaced within a channel of the beam, a motor that powers the robot, and an interface that controls the robot.

US Patent:

20180221974, Aug 9, 2018

Filed:

Feb 7, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/426732

Inventors:

Dale Shanks - Corona CA, US
Michael Lopez - Corona CA, US
Sal Guzman - Corona CA, US
Rick Rabago - Corona CA, US

International Classification:

B23D 61/00

Abstract:

A depth restrained cutting device for preventing unintended contact with live wires includes a plate that is rigid. The plate is configured to couple to a cutting tool. A cutting edge is coupled to and extends radially from a circumference of the plate. A stop is coupled to a first face of the plate. The stop is dimensionally smaller than the plate. The stop is configured to contact a surface of a substrate that is to be cut, such as a polyvinyl chloride pipe, to prevent contact of the cutting edge with articles, such as wires, that are positioned in the substrate.

US Patent:

20160144768, May 26, 2016

Filed:

Nov 24, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/552246

Inventors:

Dale Shanks - Corona CA, US
Michael Lopez - Corona CA, US

International Classification:

B60P 7/08

Abstract:

Improvements in a cargo holder is disclosed. The cargo hold is configurable to accommodate a variety of different shapes and sizes to retain cargo or boxes in an essentially fixed secure position. Monkey Grabs cargo hold takes the standard four tied down areas in the bed of a vehicle and convert to 24 optional tied down areas. The cargo hold do not include any metal components. The cargo hold has multiple securing loops along lengths of the straps for a user to connect into the ends and along the length of the strap to create additional securing locations. This makes the cargo hold a far more useful cargo hold. The cargo hold is configured in a rectangular configuration to connect along the sides of the bed of a truck and also placed across the bed for more versatile uses of the monkey grip cargo hold.