Adrian Chernoff
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Adrian Chernoff is one of America's most prolific young American Inventors with 62 US patents, 10 International patents, and 51 patents pending of Russian, Swiss, and French ethnicity. He is the Chief Architect and principal inventor behind General Motors's "Reinvention of the Automobile" which has resulted in several concept and demonstration vehicles including GM AUTOnomy, GM Hy-Wire, GM CARousel, and GM Sequel. He has earned a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical engineering, a Master's in Business administration, and a Master's in Manufacturing engineering. He has worked in management, business, and technical positions, and has been employed at several different companies, including NASA, Sandia National Laboratories, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Walt Disney Imagineering, and General Motors.
He is the creator of the Rubber Bandits which are rubber bands with tear resistant write-on labels to make organization easier.
Adrian's 122 world wide awarded and pending patents cover consumer products, metal forming, smart materials, manufacturing processes, electrical controls, by-wire systems, wheel motors, fuel cells, vehicle body structures, seats, doors, and business processes.
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- about Inventor Adrian Chernoff
- Official Rubber Bandits Website
- GM's Race to the Future
- Watch Out, Post-it Notes
- Analogy as a Communication Tool
- Come To Think of It - Looking at Adrian Chernoff
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