Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
244170110 |
Helicopter or auto-rotating wing sustained, i.e., gyroplanes
| 395 |
244006000 |
Airplane and helicopter sustained
| 135 |
244023000 |
Fluid sustained
| 75 |
244120100 |
Airplane and fluid sustained
| 73 |
244013000 |
Airplane sustained
| 56 |
244022000 |
Beating wing sustained
| 13 |
244004000 |
Body attached | 5 |
20100044521 | DOUBLE FUSELAGE AIRCRAFT - According to the present invention, at least the symmetric external parts ( | 02-25-2010 |
20100294894 | Sonic boom overpressure to minimize uncontrolled movement, to prevent smuggling and for border or site location control - A method to generate air overpressure to control borders, minimize or stop uncontrolled or unauthorized movement, occupation, or transit of locations along short or long borders, disrupting or stopping smuggling of unwanted material or people with static or nonstatic operations or impediments, and creating non lethal movement and impact, improving the area of coverage, improving the speed with which interruption may be accomplished, providing a more economical method for blind detection, and allowing repetitive treatments over the same locations. | 11-25-2010 |
20110248123 | UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE HAVING AN IMPROVED AERODYNAMIC CONFIGURATION - The present invention relates to an unmanned air vehicle ( | 10-13-2011 |
20120056041 | Unmanned Flying Vehicle Made With PCB - The present invention relates to an unmanned flying vehicle using a PCB including a main board controlling power supply and flying operation, a motor rotating a propeller by changing electric energy into mechanical energy, a PCB frame changing a signal from a remote controller and connecting the main board with the motor, a propeller generating an impellent force by from rotation by the motor, a receiver receiving a control signal of the remote controller, and a remote controller controlling a motor rotation speed of a quadrotor and direction change, and accordingly, the structure of the unmanned flying vehicle can be simplified so that the flying vehicle can be down-sized and light-weighted, and assemblability can be improved. | 03-08-2012 |
20130256464 | UAV HAVING HERMETICALLY SEALED MODULARIZED COMPARTMENTS AND FLUID DRAIN PORTS - In one possible embodiment, an amphibious unmanned aerial vehicle is provided, which includes a fuselage comprised of a buoyant material. Separators within the fuselage form separate compartments within the fuselage. Mounts associated with the compartments for securing waterproof aircraft components within the fuselage. The compartments each have drainage openings in the fuselage extending from the interior of the fuselage to the exterior of the fuselage. | 10-03-2013 |
20140217242 | UAV KIT - The embodiments herein disclose a personal UAV kit for storing, preparing and remote control of micro UAVs ( | 08-07-2014 |
20140263851 | Water Vehicles - Equipment and methods which combine the use of wave powered vehicles and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs or drones). A UAV can be launched from a wave-powered vehicle, observe another vessel and report the results of its observation to the wave-powered vehicle and the waves-powered vehicle can report the results of the observation to a remote location. The UAV can land on water and can then be recovered by the wave-powered vehicle. | 09-18-2014 |
20100200702 | PERSONAL PROPULSION DEVICE - The present invention provides a personal propulsion device including a body unit having a center of gravity, where the body unit includes a thrust assembly providing a main conduit in fluid communication with at least two thrust nozzles, with the thrust nozzles being located above the center of gravity of the body unit. The thrust nozzles are independently pivotable about a transverse axis located above the center of gravity, and may be independently controlled by a single common linkage. The present invention may further include a base unit having an engine and a pump, which provides pressurized fluid to the body unit through a delivery conduit in fluid communication with both the base unit and the thrust assembly. | 08-12-2010 |
20110133037 | PERSONAL FLIGHT VEHICLE INCLUDING CONTROL SYSTEM - A personal flight device including: a housing securable to the pilot; at least one pair of ducted fans, one fan of each pair mounted to each side of the housing; wherein each fan rotates about an axis of rotation to draw air through the corresponding duct; wherein the axis of rotation of each fan is fixed relative to the housing; at least one engine mounted on the housing for driving the fans, wherein both fans rotate in the same direction for producing thrust; three pairs of control surfaces, with one control surface of each pair mounted below each fan of the one or each pair of fans; such that air leaving said fan impact on said control surface; one pair of control surfaces being configured to control yaw, one pair to control pitch, and one pair to control roll; control means for controlling the orientation of said control surfaces relative to said fans. | 06-09-2011 |
20120153088 | WING RIG - A wingrig comprising an integrated harness and wingsuit is presented. The wingrig gives improved ergonomic conditions compared to the state of art today. The wing suit comprises leading structures which can receive parts of the harness. A solution regarding the locking loop(s) contributes to giving a near optimal aerodynamic shape of the container. The wingrig may further comprise a locking system which allows release of the canopy and other equipment with one move of the jumper. | 06-21-2012 |
20140103165 | Maneuvering and Stability Control System for Jet-Pack - To improve the maneuverability and stability of a jet-pack, the thrust of the nozzles is varied relative to one another, through a suitable valve arrangement. The ability to reduce the pressure on one side of the jet-pack enables much more flexible turns to be accomplished, and requires much less effort on the part of the passenger. Actuators, such as piston-cylinder arrangements, control the positioning of the nozzles and thereby assist the passenger in the piloting of the jet-pack. To further increase maneuverability, additional nozzles can be incorporated into the jet-pack to control the forward and backward tilt of the device, to more easily accomplish hovering, forward movement and backward movement. | 04-17-2014 |
20140374542 | PROPULSION DEVICES WITH IMPROVED CONTROLS - A personal propulsion device adapted to achieve flight by discharging a fluid, including a passenger assembly adapted to support an individual person; at least one fluid discharge nozzle coupled to the passenger assembly, where the nozzle is movable with respect to the passenger assembly to define a range of motion, and where the nozzle is biased towards at least one position in the range of motion. | 12-25-2014 |
244010000 |
Airplane and cylindrical rotor sustained | 3 |
20080210808 | INTEROPERABLE AERIAL REFUELING APPARATUS AND METHODS - Interoperable aerial refueling apparatus and methods are disclosed. In one embodiment, a receptacle configured to fluidly receive a terminal portion of a refueling boom is coupled to a refueling drogue. A retainer is coupled to an aircraft that removably retains the receptacle when the aircraft is refueling another aircraft configured to directly engage the boom. The receptacle releases the receptacle when the terminal portion of the boom engages the receptacle so that an aircraft that receives the refueling drogue may be refueled. In another embodiment, a method includes providing fuel to a first receiving aircraft that receives fuel by directly coupling to an end of a refueling boom. The method further includes, while the tanker aircraft is in flight, configuring the boom to supply fuel to a second receiving aircraft having a refueling probe operable to receive fuel from a drogue. | 09-04-2008 |
20080223978 | VARIABLE FLUID INTAKE WITH RAMP AND INFLATABLE BAG - Methods and apparatus for a fluid inlet according to various aspects of the present invention comprise a housing and a ramp at least partially within the housing. The housing and the ramp define a passage through which air may flow to the engine and a cavity on the opposite side of the ramp from the passage. The ramp is moveable within the housing to change the size of the passage and the cavity. The system further comprises a seal substantially disposed across the cavity. | 09-18-2008 |
20160023760 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS COUNTERING AN UNMANNED AIR VEHICLE - Systems and methods for countering an unmanned air vehicle are disclosed. Representative methods include directing an interceptor UAV toward a target UAV, and directing the interceptor UAV back to ground along a controlled flight path, for example, in response to an instruction not to engage with the target UAV, and/or in response to an unsuccessful engagement. Another representative method includes disabling the target UAV by deploying a disabling element (e.g., a net) from the interceptor UAV to contact the target UAV. Representative systems include a target acquisition system, a launch control system, and an engagement system carried by the interceptor UAV. In particular embodiments, the interceptor UAV can have a generally cylindrical fuselage, one or more fins carried by the fuselage, counter-rotating propellers carried by the fuselage, and a disabling system that is configured to disable the target UAV. | 01-28-2016 |
244008000 |
Airplane and auto-rotating wing sustained | 2 |
20140284419 | Aircraft - An aircraft includes a fuselage or wing; a rotor mast; two rotors spaced axially along, and rotatably connected to the rotor mast; permanent and/or electro magnets on each of the rotors; and a rotor mast joint connecting the rotor mast to the fuselage or wing, wherein the rotor mast joint, in use, permits the rotor mast to tilt relative to the fuselage or wing in at least one plane. | 09-25-2014 |
20150298804 | Rotorcraft Flapping Lock - According to one embodiment, a flapping lock for a rotor system includes a downstop, a flapping stop, and an actuator. The downstop is in mechanical communication with a shaft. The flapping stop is in mechanical communication with a rotor hub. The actuator is operable to move the downstop towards the flapping stop. | 10-22-2015 |
244005000 |
Airplanes, weight diminished by bouyant gas | 2 |
20100140388 | AIR CUSHION LANDING SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATION - An aircraft air cushion landing system ( | 06-10-2010 |
20160023748 | HYBRID LIGHTER-THAN-AIR VEHICLE - The present invention is a variable geometry lighter-than-air (LTA) aircraft that is adapted to morph its shape from a symmetric cross-section buoyant craft to an asymmetric lifting body and even to a symmetric zero lift configuration. The basic structure is a semi rigid airship with movable longerons. Movement of the longerons adjusts the camber of the upper and/or lower surfaces to achieve varying shapes of the lifting-body. This transformation changes both the lift and drag characteristics of the craft to alter the flight characteristics. The transformation may be accomplished while the craft is airborne and does not require any ground support equipment. | 01-28-2016 |
244019000 |
Paddle wheel sustained | 2 |
20110198436 | Vehicle capable of driving on land, air or water - A vehicle capable of driving on land, air or water comprises of a fuselage ( | 08-18-2011 |
20140021291 | MULTI-ORIENTATION, ADVANCED VERTICAL AGILITY,VARIABLE-ENVIRONMENT VEHICLE - A vertical takeoff and landing craft that utilizes lifting, propulsion and maneuvering (LPM) assemblies comprising a series of blade foils arranged along track elongated loop paths disposed at the sides of a fuselage. These LPM assemblies are provided with control mechanisms enabling lift, attitude changes, altitude changes and directional flight propulsion and control including those needed for hovering as well as vertical takeoff and landing. The LPM assemblies are configured to drive large volumes of air in a manner and scale favorably similar to conventional rotorcraft while in contrast, providing capability for faster flights by eliminating or minimizing speed limiting factors commonly associated with rotorcraft. | 01-23-2014 |
244011000 |
Airplane and beating wing sustained | 2 |
20110079677 | Ornithopter - The claimed invention is an ornithopter with three improvements over previous designs. First, it has a more efficient wing. Instead of using a heavy bracing rod to regulate the flexibility of the wing, it uses a lightweight cable tension system. Second, it has a steering mechanism that separates the servos from the tail itself, reducing the likelihood of damage in the event of a crash. Third, the ornithopter has a modular design, which allows more control over the external appearance of the model. Various bodies can be used with the same drive mechanism, and it permits the individual hobbyist or the kit manufacturer to produce additional body designs without having to take on the complex task of designing a new flapping mechanism. | 04-07-2011 |
20160009389 | ORNITHOPTER | 01-14-2016 |
244009000 |
Airplane and paddle wheel sustained | 1 |
20090218438 | VTOL personal aircraft - A vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft comprises (1) a fuselage having a front end, a rear end and two lateral sides, the fuselage defining a substantially horizontal central longitudinal axis of the aircraft; (2) an aircraft tail arranged at the rear end of the fuselage and including a rudder and an elevator on each side of the fuselage with movable surfaces for controlling the aircraft; and (3) a wing on each side of the fuselage having a front edge, a trailing edge and an upper surface extending from the front edge to the trailing edge. According to the invention, means are provided for increasing the speed of an airstream flowing over the upper surface of each wing, and an air deflector is disposed on each side of the fuselage between the trailing edge of each wing and the aircraft tail. These deflectors each have a deflection surface to deflect downward the airstream flowing over the upper surface of the wing to act as a “brake” to the forward motion of the aircraft and to provide additional lift so that the aircraft may hover. | 09-03-2009 |
244021000 |
Cylindrical rotor sustained | 1 |
20120160955 | Hybrid Rotor - A hybrid rotor for an aircraft includes a Magnus rotor rotatable around a Magnus rotor axis and a transverse flow rotor that is kept rotating around an axis of rotation and has a number of axially extending rotor blades that are actuatable to rotate around the axis of rotation and are configured stationary relative to the tangential angle position. The Magnus rotor is located within the transverse flow rotor and has an axis extending in the direction of the axis of rotation. The guide mechanism has a housing segment partially surrounding the transverse flow rotor in the circumferential direction. The housing segment has an adjustment mechanism and is deflectable relative to the Magnus rotor axis. The housing segment is aligned such that the transverse flow rotor generates a propulsion force and causes a transverse flow onto the Magnus rotor to generate lifting force by way of a Magnus effect. | 06-28-2012 |
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Document | Title | Date |
20100044521 | DOUBLE FUSELAGE AIRCRAFT - According to the present invention, at least the symmetric external parts ( | 02-25-2010 |
20100294894 | Sonic boom overpressure to minimize uncontrolled movement, to prevent smuggling and for border or site location control - A method to generate air overpressure to control borders, minimize or stop uncontrolled or unauthorized movement, occupation, or transit of locations along short or long borders, disrupting or stopping smuggling of unwanted material or people with static or nonstatic operations or impediments, and creating non lethal movement and impact, improving the area of coverage, improving the speed with which interruption may be accomplished, providing a more economical method for blind detection, and allowing repetitive treatments over the same locations. | 11-25-2010 |
20110248123 | UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE HAVING AN IMPROVED AERODYNAMIC CONFIGURATION - The present invention relates to an unmanned air vehicle ( | 10-13-2011 |
20120056041 | Unmanned Flying Vehicle Made With PCB - The present invention relates to an unmanned flying vehicle using a PCB including a main board controlling power supply and flying operation, a motor rotating a propeller by changing electric energy into mechanical energy, a PCB frame changing a signal from a remote controller and connecting the main board with the motor, a propeller generating an impellent force by from rotation by the motor, a receiver receiving a control signal of the remote controller, and a remote controller controlling a motor rotation speed of a quadrotor and direction change, and accordingly, the structure of the unmanned flying vehicle can be simplified so that the flying vehicle can be down-sized and light-weighted, and assemblability can be improved. | 03-08-2012 |
20130256464 | UAV HAVING HERMETICALLY SEALED MODULARIZED COMPARTMENTS AND FLUID DRAIN PORTS - In one possible embodiment, an amphibious unmanned aerial vehicle is provided, which includes a fuselage comprised of a buoyant material. Separators within the fuselage form separate compartments within the fuselage. Mounts associated with the compartments for securing waterproof aircraft components within the fuselage. The compartments each have drainage openings in the fuselage extending from the interior of the fuselage to the exterior of the fuselage. | 10-03-2013 |
20140217242 | UAV KIT - The embodiments herein disclose a personal UAV kit for storing, preparing and remote control of micro UAVs ( | 08-07-2014 |
20140263851 | Water Vehicles - Equipment and methods which combine the use of wave powered vehicles and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs or drones). A UAV can be launched from a wave-powered vehicle, observe another vessel and report the results of its observation to the wave-powered vehicle and the waves-powered vehicle can report the results of the observation to a remote location. The UAV can land on water and can then be recovered by the wave-powered vehicle. | 09-18-2014 |
20100200702 | PERSONAL PROPULSION DEVICE - The present invention provides a personal propulsion device including a body unit having a center of gravity, where the body unit includes a thrust assembly providing a main conduit in fluid communication with at least two thrust nozzles, with the thrust nozzles being located above the center of gravity of the body unit. The thrust nozzles are independently pivotable about a transverse axis located above the center of gravity, and may be independently controlled by a single common linkage. The present invention may further include a base unit having an engine and a pump, which provides pressurized fluid to the body unit through a delivery conduit in fluid communication with both the base unit and the thrust assembly. | 08-12-2010 |
20110133037 | PERSONAL FLIGHT VEHICLE INCLUDING CONTROL SYSTEM - A personal flight device including: a housing securable to the pilot; at least one pair of ducted fans, one fan of each pair mounted to each side of the housing; wherein each fan rotates about an axis of rotation to draw air through the corresponding duct; wherein the axis of rotation of each fan is fixed relative to the housing; at least one engine mounted on the housing for driving the fans, wherein both fans rotate in the same direction for producing thrust; three pairs of control surfaces, with one control surface of each pair mounted below each fan of the one or each pair of fans; such that air leaving said fan impact on said control surface; one pair of control surfaces being configured to control yaw, one pair to control pitch, and one pair to control roll; control means for controlling the orientation of said control surfaces relative to said fans. | 06-09-2011 |
20120153088 | WING RIG - A wingrig comprising an integrated harness and wingsuit is presented. The wingrig gives improved ergonomic conditions compared to the state of art today. The wing suit comprises leading structures which can receive parts of the harness. A solution regarding the locking loop(s) contributes to giving a near optimal aerodynamic shape of the container. The wingrig may further comprise a locking system which allows release of the canopy and other equipment with one move of the jumper. | 06-21-2012 |
20140103165 | Maneuvering and Stability Control System for Jet-Pack - To improve the maneuverability and stability of a jet-pack, the thrust of the nozzles is varied relative to one another, through a suitable valve arrangement. The ability to reduce the pressure on one side of the jet-pack enables much more flexible turns to be accomplished, and requires much less effort on the part of the passenger. Actuators, such as piston-cylinder arrangements, control the positioning of the nozzles and thereby assist the passenger in the piloting of the jet-pack. To further increase maneuverability, additional nozzles can be incorporated into the jet-pack to control the forward and backward tilt of the device, to more easily accomplish hovering, forward movement and backward movement. | 04-17-2014 |
20140374542 | PROPULSION DEVICES WITH IMPROVED CONTROLS - A personal propulsion device adapted to achieve flight by discharging a fluid, including a passenger assembly adapted to support an individual person; at least one fluid discharge nozzle coupled to the passenger assembly, where the nozzle is movable with respect to the passenger assembly to define a range of motion, and where the nozzle is biased towards at least one position in the range of motion. | 12-25-2014 |