Andrew B Titus

20220200093, Jun 23, 2022

Dec 22, 2020

17/130780

- San Francisco CA, US
Andrew Dalzell Titus - San Francisco CA, US

H01M 50/308
H01M 50/325

Systems and methods associated with a battery for a micromobility transit vehicle are provided. A micromobility transit vehicle may include a frame and a battery disposed at least partially in the frame. The battery may include a housing and a ventilation assembly. The ventilation assembly may include a vent cap releasably coupled to the housing, and a breather plug connected to the vent cap and including a membrane configured to pass air between the housing and an external environment, such as to equalize a pressure within the housing with an external environment. The vent cap may be configured to mechanically release from the housing to vent internal gases out of the battery in response to a pressure within the housing, such as in response to a pressure exceeding a threshold.

20210344152, Nov 4, 2021

Apr 30, 2021

17/246363

- San Francisco CA, US
Andrew Titus - San Francisco CA, US
Shai Schechter - Brooklyn NY, US

H01R 35/02
H01R 13/52
H01R 43/26
H01R 13/631
H01M 50/521
H01M 50/249
B60L 53/80

Examples of the present disclosure describe a flexible connector mechanism that may be used to form an electrical connection and/or a communication link between one or more devices. The flexible connector mechanism may comprise one or more interface components that may each comprise one or more contact portions. The interface components may be configured to be selectively coupled to one or more corresponding components of a coupleable object. The flexible connector mechanism may also comprise a flexible portion that enables the interface components to be manipulated along one or more planes or axes. The flexibility of the flexible portion may enable the interface components of the flexible connector mechanism to be adjusted into, and maintained in, an optimal (or operable) position when coupled to a coupleable object in motion.

20200376983, Dec 3, 2020

May 29, 2020

16/887539

Andrew TITUS - San Francisco CA, US

B60L 58/25
H02J 7/00
H01M 10/48
H01M 10/42
G01K 3/00
B60L 53/80
H04W 4/40

This disclosure generally relates to a rechargeable battery for electric vehicles. The rechargeable battery may include a housing that includes a first temperature sensor to sense a first temperature of a first power connection terminal of the rechargeable battery and a second temperature sensor within the housing to sense a second temperature of a second power connection terminal of the rechargeable battery. The rechargeable battery may also include a battery management system located within the housing, where the battery management system causes a reduction in an amount of current through at least one of the first power connection terminal or the second power connection terminal when a temperature associated with at least one of the first power connection terminal or the second power connection terminal exceeds a threshold.

20200212395, Jul 2, 2020

Dec 27, 2019

16/728957

- Brooklyn NY, US
Andrew Titus - San Francisco CA, US

H01M 2/10
H02J 7/14

This disclosure describes a rechargeable battery for a light electric vehicle. More specifically, this disclosure describes a rechargeable battery and a rechargeable battery holster that may be used to removably couple the rechargeable battery to a light electric vehicle.

20200212510, Jul 2, 2020

Dec 27, 2019

16/729144

- Brooklyn NY, US
Nicholas Foley - San Francisco CA, US
Andrew Titus - San Francisco CA, US
Ashley Cooper - San Francisco CA, US

H01M 10/42
H02J 7/00
H01M 10/48
H01M 2/10
H01M 2/34

This disclosure generally relates to one or more safety mechanisms of a rechargeable battery for light electric vehicles. The rechargeable battery may include a housing containing a battery management system and at least one battery cell, and a communication system communicatively coupled to the battery management system, where the communication system wirelessly communicates information received from the battery management system to a device external to the rechargeable battery. The rechargeable battery may include a housing formed of a first clamshell member and a second clamshell member. The rechargeable battery may include a first protrusion portion extending from an interior surface of the first clamshell member and a second protrusion portion extending from the interior surface of the second clamshell member toward the first protrusion portion such that the first and second protrusion portions physically contact one another when a force is applied to an external surface of the housing.

20150303016, Oct 22, 2015

Dec 2, 2013

14/647777

- Palo Alto CA, US
Ian C. Dimen - San Francisco CA, US
Scott L. Kohn - Redwood City CA, US
Andrew Titus - San Francisco CA, US
Jeffrey G. Reichbach - Belmont CA, US
Gregory Michael Goetchius - Mountain View CA, US
Garland Dughi - Castro Valley CA, US

H01H 50/58
H01H 50/12

An electromagnetic switch includes: at least two stationary electric contacts; and a moveable contact, wherein the electromagnetic switch is configured for reciprocal motion of the moveable contact into and out of contact with the stationary electric contacts, wherein the moveable contact is configured so that at least three contact points occur in the reciprocal motion, and so that a triangle defined by the at least three contact points encloses a center of force of the movement.