Mitchell Brian Wu, Age 6916719 Doverwood Way, Houston, TX 77058

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16719 Doverwood Way, Houston, TX 77058 (281) 488-2392

9010 Enchanted Forest Dr, Houston, TX 77088 (214) 460-9614

Dickinson, TX

Sacramento, CA

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Company: Rei Apr 2020 Position: Rei private money broker

Education

Degree: Bachelors, Bachelor of Science School / High School: Rice University Specialities: Mechanical Engineering

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Qr Code Generator • Mobile Website Design • Mobile Website Marketing • Smartphone Website Design • Smartphone Website Marketing • Mobile Websites • Mobile Internet • E Commerce • Entrepreneurship • Management • Mobile Marketing • Web Analytics • Digital Marketing • Sem • Smartphones • Program Management

Languages

English

Interests

Disaster and Humanitarian Relief

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Program Development

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Rei Private Money Broker

Location:
16719 Doverwood Way, Houston, TX 77058
Industry:
Program Development
Work:
Rei
Rei Private Money Broker
Where You Staying
Acquistion Manager
Nasa-Johnson Space Center Jul 1977 - Jun 1991
Project Engineer
Education:
Rice University
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering
Spring Woods Senior High
Skills:
Qr Code Generator, Mobile Website Design, Mobile Website Marketing, Smartphone Website Design, Smartphone Website Marketing, Mobile Websites, Mobile Internet, E Commerce, Entrepreneurship, Management, Mobile Marketing, Web Analytics, Digital Marketing, Sem, Smartphones, Program Management
Interests:
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
Languages:
English

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Us Patents

Magnetic Attachment Mechanism

US Patent:
4921292, May 1, 1990
Filed:
Sep 23, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/248010
Inventors:
William D. Harwell - Houston TX
Mitchell B. Wu - Houston TX
Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the Administrator of the
National Aeronautics and Space Administration - Washington DC
International Classification:
B66C 104
US Classification:
294 655
Abstract:
A magnetic attachment mechanism adapted for interfacing with the manipulator arm (11) of a remote manipulator system and comprising a pair of permanent magnets (31,32) of rare earth material which are arranged in a stator-rotor relationship. The rotor magnet (32), is journalled for rotation about its longitudinal axis between pole plates (35,36) of the stator magnet (31), each of which includes an adhering surface (35a,36a). In a first rotary position corresponding to the "ON" condition, each of the poles of the rotor magnet (32) is closely adjacent a stator magnet pole plate of like polarity whereby the respective magnet fields are additive for producing a strong magnetic field emanating from the adhering surfaces (35a,36a) for attracting a ferrous magnetic plate 20, or the like, affixed to the payload (20 or 50). When the rotor magnet (32) is rotated to a second position corresponding to the "OFF" condition, each of the poles of the rotor magnet (31) is disposed closely adjacent a pole plate of unlike polarity whereby the magnetic fields of the magnets are in cancelling relationship at the adhering surfaces (35a,36a) which permits the release of a payload. An actuator (51 or 70) for selectively rotating the rotor magnet (32) between the "ON" and "OFF" positions is provided for interfacing and connecting the magnetic attachment mechanism with a manipulator arm.

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