Patents

[tvillars]

I googled "Fambro" on Google Patents (http://www.google.com/patents?q=Fambro&btnG=Search+Patents) and I'm curious if any of these are the PAC2 process that is mentioned in many of the articles on how Aptera can build with composites at such a low price.

[MegaAutoBit]

This could be engineering work he performed as a consultant for another company.

[jsnable]

These look like they are from when Steve was at Illumina... I think Chris Anthony would be the one with patents on the construction methods.

Jay

[Matthijs]

http://www.google.com/patents?id=fuJ3AAAAEBAJ&dq=%22Chris+Anthony%22
http://www.google.com/patents?id=sESVAAAAEBAJ&dq=%22Chris+Anthony%22
http://www.google.com/patents?id=Ax2WAAAAEBAJ&dq=%22Chris+Anthony%22

Maybe this are some patents from Chris Anthony.

[n_dawg]

Yeah, but why are the patents to GE then? It doesn't mention anything about that in his bio, only Epic Boats LLC.

I've looked on Google Patent search before, but never found anything interesting enough to post. Hopefully you guys will have better luck!

[jsnable]

In this case, Anthony is just his middle name (Chris Anthony Molaison)... So it's the wrong Chris. At least they are plastics related though!

Jay

[skytug]

There are no US patents or published US patent applications assigned to "Aptera Motors Inc." There may be some applications on file that have not been published yet. There is an 18 month lag between filing an application and publication of the application. There may also be some applications owned and/or assigned to officers of the corporation.

The only IP of record owned by Aptera Motors Inc. appears to be two trademark registration applications on the mark "Aptera," both filed January 16 of this year.