Inventor · South Dartmouth, MA, US

Charles Days

17Patents
13h-index
10Co-inventors
71Inventor score

Filing activity: Dec 18, 1990 → Jul 16, 2004

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US6241622A Method and apparatus to determine golf ball trajectory and flight Physics 129 Expired
US6781621B1 Launch monitor system with a calibration fixture and a method for use thereof Human Necessities 120 Expired
US5471383A Monitoring systems to measure and display flight characteristics of moving sports object Human Necessities 107 Expired
US6500073B1 Method and apparatus to determine golf ball trajectory and flight Physics 102 Expired
US6488591B1 Method and apparatus to determine golf ball trajectory and flight Physics 97 Expired
US6286364A Method and apparatus for measuring aerodynamic characteristics of a golf ball Human Necessities 92 Expired
US5575719A Method and apparatus to determine object striking instrument movement conditions Physics 88 Expired
US5501463A Method and apparatus to determine object striking instrument movement conditions Human Necessities 75 Expired
US5803823A Method and apparatus to determine object striking instrument movement conditions Physics 71 Expired
US6758759B2 Launch monitor system and a method for use thereof Human Necessities 61 Expired
US5054785A Game ball support device and piezoelectric ball motion detector Human Necessities 52 Expired
US6764412B2 Method and apparatus to determine golf ball trajectory and flight Physics 36 Expired
US6616543B1 Apparatus to determine golf ball trajectory and flight Physics 20 Expired
US6571600B2 Apparatus and method for measurement of coefficient of restitution and contact time Physics 12 Expired
US6011359A Multiple flash/single lamp circuit for fast sequential strobing Electricity 10 Expired
US7086955B2 Method and apparatus to determine golf ball trajectory and flight Physics 9 Expired
US7369158B2 Launch monitor system with a calibration fixture and a method for use thereof Human Necessities 3 Expired

Source: USPTO / EPO open patent data. Inventor disambiguation is heuristic; counts are objective bibliographic measures.