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Joseph L Salani

from Oxford, MI
Age ~62
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Also known as:
Joseph Louis Salani, Joe L Salani, Salani Salani
Phone and address:
4568 Rue De Carolyn, Oxford, MI 48370
(248) 628-5979
Related to:
Raven Lee Bergeron, 46Annette D Caruana, 63Victoria Caruana
Connected to:
Cathy R Salanick, 71Robert A Salani, 73Lorraine Salanik, 47Robert Salanitro, 53Jennifer L Salankey, 41Peter O Salano, 57Phillipe L Salanova, 35Marcia D Salans, 74Andrew J Salansky, 107Josif Salanta, 53

Joseph Salani Phones & Addresses

  • 4568 Rue De Carolyn, Oxford, MI 48370 (248) 628-5979 (248) 628-6981
  • Warren, MI
  • Lyons, IL
  • Mount Prospect, IL
  • Arlington Heights, IL
  • 4568 Rue De Carolyn, Oxford, MI 48370 (248) 882-0447

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Position: Craftsman/Blue Collar

Education

Degree: High school graduate or higher

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Industries

Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing

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Program Manager - Advanced Battery Pack Engineering At A123Systems

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Location:
Greater Detroit Area
Industry:
Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing
Experience:
A123Systems (Public Company; AONE; Renewables & Environment industry): Program Manager - Advanced Battery Pack Engineering,  (May 2009-Present) Develop and manage complete automotive grade Li-ion battery systems. Provide "one stop shopping" services to potential customers by...

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Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Joseph L. Salani
Principal
Joseph L Salani
Nonclassifiable Establishments
4568 Rue De Carolyn, Oxford, MI 48370

Publications

Us Patents

Removable Storage Unit For A Motor Vehicle

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US Patent:
6481773, Nov 19, 2002
Filed:
Oct 22, 2001
Appl. No.:
10/001405
Inventors:
Joseph L Salani - Oxford MI
Theodore R Hamilton - Durand MI
Louis A Rhodes - Farmington Hills MI
Glenn W Abbott - West Bloomfield MI
Assignee:
DaimlerChrysler Corporation - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
B60N 312
US Classification:
296 3716, 296 3715, 296 3714, 296 371, 224539, 224404, 224542
Abstract:
A removable storage unit for a motor vehicle including a first portion having an open side and defining a storage area, and a second portion having an open side and defining a second storage area. The first and second portions are rotateably coupled together to allow the storage areas to be adjacently located. The removable storage unit preferably has two modes. In the first mode, the storage unit is removed from the motor vehicle, and the open sides of the first and second portions are positioned adjacent one another, which allows for easy transportation of the unit. In the second mode, the storage unit is positioned within the motor vehicle so that the open sides of the first and second portions are oriented substantially coplanar.

Underfloor Stowage Of A Folding Seat In A Vehicle

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US Patent:
6869138, Mar 22, 2005
Filed:
Aug 22, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/646187
Inventors:
Louis A Rhodes - Farmington Hills MI, US
Douglas J Quigley - Rochester MI, US
Joseph L Salani - Oxford MI, US
Carl Mather - Lake Orion MI, US
John V Keane - Auburn Hills MI, US
David J Ewers - Leonard MI, US
Assignee:
DaimlerChrysler Corporation - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
B60N002/30
US Classification:
297 15, 296 6509
Abstract:
A folding seating apparatus, for on-board stowage of an optionally deployable passenger seat, in a vehicle having a floor defining a floor surface that may be entirely flat when the seating apparatus is stowed. The seating apparatus includes a stowable seat having a seat cushion supported on one or more legs above the floor, a seat back that is foldable upon the seat cushion for stowage of the seat, and a seat receiving recess in the floor for on-board stowage of the seat.

Articulated Base With Guide Track For Fold-In-Floor Vehicle Seat

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US Patent:
6932424, Aug 23, 2005
Filed:
Aug 25, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/647631
Inventors:
Louis A Rhodes - Farmington Hills MI, US
Douglas J Quigley - Rochester MI, US
Joseph L Salani - Oxford MI, US
Carl Mather - Lake Orion MI, US
John V Keane - Auburn Hills MI, US
David J Ewers - Leonard MI, US
Assignee:
DaimlerChrysler Corporation - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
B60N002/36
US Classification:
297 15, 296 6509
Abstract:
A fold-in-floor vehicle seat is supported in a use position on a generally flat load floor. To move the seat into a storage position, the seat is lowered onto a portion of the load floor that acts as an articulated base for the seat. The base approximates the footprint of the seat, and covers a storage cavity directly below the seat and configured to closely receive the seat. The base is free floating with respect to the remainder of the load floor, but is pivotally connected to the vehicle by an articulating arm that allows the base to rotate about a pivot point through an arcuate section of guide track in the storage cavity, and the arm then articulates to allow the base to travel through a straight portion of track. The arm then returns to its starting position as the base traverses a second arcuate section of track, having now inverted so that the seat is lodged within the storage cavity.

Underfloor Stowage Of A Folding Seat In A Vehicle

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US Patent:
6955386, Oct 18, 2005
Filed:
Aug 22, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/645971
Inventors:
Louis A Rhodes - Farmington Hills MI, US
Douglas J Quigley - Rochester MI, US
Joseph L Salani - Oxford MI, US
Carl Mather - Lake Orion MI, US
John V Keane - Auborn Hills MI, US
David J Ewers - Leonard MI, US
Assignee:
DaimlerChrysler Corporation - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
B60N002/10
US Classification:
296 6509, 297 15, 297334
Abstract:
A folding seating apparatus, for on-board stowage of an optionally deployable passenger seat, in a vehicle having a floor defining a floor surface that may be entirely flat when the seating apparatus is stowed. The seating apparatus includes a stowable seat having a seat cushion supported on one or more legs above the floor, a seat back that is foldable upon the seat cushion for stowage of the seat, and a seat receiving recess in the floor for on-board stowage of the seat. The seat is movable transversely in the vehicle in addition to being stowable.

Fold Flat Motor Vehicle Seat

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US Patent:
6962384, Nov 8, 2005
Filed:
Aug 22, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/646016
Inventors:
Louis A Rhodes - Farmington Hills MI, US
Douglas J Quigley - Rochester MI, US
Joseph L Salani - Oxford MI, US
Carl Mather - Lake Orion MI, US
John V Keane - Auburn Hills MI, US
David J Ewers - Leonard MI, US
Assignee:
DaimlerChrysler Corporation - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
B60N002/04
B60N002/14
US Classification:
296 66, 296 6511, 296 6513
Abstract:
A seat assembly for a motor vehicle includes a seat cushion translatable on at least one track to a position generally above a tub disposed at least partially in a floor of the vehicle. The seat cushion is stowable in the tub.

Articulated Base With Guide Track For Fold-In-Floor Vehicle Seat

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US Patent:
7066519, Jun 27, 2006
Filed:
Jul 5, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/174923
Inventors:
Louis A Rhodes - Farmington Hills MI, US
Douglas J Quigley - Rochester MI, US
Joseph L Salani - Oxford MI, US
Carl Mather - Lake Orion MI, US
John V Keane - Auburn Hills MI, US
David J Ewers - Leonard MI, US
Assignee:
DaimlerChrysler Corporation - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
B60N 3/12
US Classification:
296 3714, 296 66, 297 15
Abstract:
A fold-in-floor vehicle seat is supported in a use position on a generally flat load floor. To move the seat into a storage position, the seat is lowered onto a portion of the load floor that acts as an articulated base for the seat. The base approximates the footprint of the seat, and covers a storage cavity directly below the seat and configured to closely receive the seat. The base is free floating with respect to the remainder of the load floor, but is pivotally connected to the vehicle by an articulating arm that allows the base to rotate about a pivot point through an arcuate section of guide track in the storage cavity, and the arm then articulates to allow the base to travel through a straight portion of track. The arm then returns to its starting position as the base traverses a second arcuate section of track, having now inverted so that the seat is lodged within the storage cavity.

Stadium Style Motor Vehicle Seat

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US Patent:
7077451, Jul 18, 2006
Filed:
Aug 22, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/646188
Inventors:
Louis A Rhodes - Farmington Hills MI, US
Douglas J Quigley - Rochester MI, US
Joseph L Salani - Oxford MI, US
Carl Mather - Lake Orion MI, US
John V Keane - Auburn Hills MI, US
David J Ewers - Leonard MI, US
Assignee:
DaimlerChrysler Corporation - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
B60N 2/02
US Classification:
296 6501
Abstract:
A seat assembly for a motor vehicle having a tub disposed at least partially in a floor of the vehicle. The seat assembly comprises at least one rear leg non-releasably secured to the floor of the vehicle. The at least one rear leg is pivotable to stow the seat assembly in the tub.

Knowledge-Based System And Method For Automated Vehicle Packaging Design

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US Patent:
7133813, Nov 7, 2006
Filed:
Feb 24, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/372997
Inventors:
Joseph L Salani - Oxford MI, US
Louis A Rhodes - Farmington Hills MI, US
Hugh W Cumming - Orion Township MI, US
Yun Lu - Troy MI, US
Assignee:
DaimlerChrysler Corporation - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
G06G 7/48
US Classification:
703 8, 703 22, 707203, 707204
Abstract:
A vehicle package design system includes a data store of vehicle packages defined in terms of spatial dimensions relating vehicle hard points. A design engine adaptively renders a vehicle space based on a vehicle package, and, in response to user input defining a required change in a target spatial dimension, alters the target spatial dimension according to the required change, and alters one or more potentially altered spatial dimensions based on alteration of the target spatial dimension. A user interface communicates potentially altered spatial dimensions to the user, including indicating them as potentially altered according to alteration of the target spatial dimension. In further aspects, the user interface is adapted to accept user input expressing a desire whether to allow a potentially altered spatial dimension to change, and the design engine preferentially maintains some potentially altered spatial dimensions while altering other potentially altered spatial dimensions based on the expressed preference.
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