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Bruce L Reniger

from Bergland, MI
Age ~73
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Also known as:
Bruce Lynn Reniger, Bruce C Reniger, Brucelynn Reniger, Bruce Rni
Related to:
Brandon S Smith, 41Trevor A Reniger, 39Stephen Robert Reniger, 49Cynthia F Talbot, 77Kara A Reniger, 42Michael W Talbot, 77Denise L Reniger, 68Nathaniel David Reniger, 41Michele Dianne Talbot, 46
Connected to:
Christopher D Reniger, 51Sue M Reniger, 77Joseph P Renik, 63Donna M Reniker, 80Sandra D Reninger, 64Allen V Renish, 74Sue M Renish, 65Todd B Renius, 52Brady C Renix, 64Gregory A Renix, 54

Bruce Reniger Phones & Addresses

  • Bergland, MI
  • 11693 84Th St, Alto, MI 49302 (616) 868-6507
  • Lowell, MI
  • Saint Joseph, MI

Work

Company: Excellence opto, inc. (eoi) Jul 2016 Position: Technical director

Education

Degree: Bachelors, Bachelor of Science School / High School: Letourneau University 1969 to 1973

Skills

Semiconductors • Automotive • Plastics • Six Sigma • Fmea • Design For Manufacturing • Apqp • Manufacturing • Cross Functional Team Leadership • Electronics • Microsoft Office • Testing • Product Development • Lean Manufacturing • Manufacturing Engineering • Ppap • Engineering Management • Spc • Root Cause Analysis • Kaizen • Continuous Improvement • Failure Mode and Effects Analysis • Ts16949

Emails

d***[email protected]

Industries

Consumer Electronics

Resumes

Resumes

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Technical Director

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Location:
11693 84Th St, Alto, MI 49302
Industry:
Consumer Electronics
Work:
Excellence Opto, Inc. (Eoi)
Technical Director
Excellence Optoelectronics
Engineering Manager
Flex-N-Gate Jan 2005 - Apr 2014
Senior Electronic Engineer
Ventra Grand Rapids 5 2003 - 2005
Program Manager
Reniger Engineering 1997 - 2003
Partner
Education:
Letourneau University 1969 - 1973
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science
Skills:
Semiconductors
Automotive
Plastics
Six Sigma
Fmea
Design For Manufacturing
Apqp
Manufacturing
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Electronics
Microsoft Office
Testing
Product Development
Lean Manufacturing
Manufacturing Engineering
Ppap
Engineering Management
Spc
Root Cause Analysis
Kaizen
Continuous Improvement
Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
Ts16949

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Bruce Reniger
Product Innovation & Development LLC
Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Services
3862 44 St SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49512
Bruce Reniger
Principal
TESTEQUE INC
Structural Metal Fabrication
11693 84 St, Alto, MI 49302
Michigan

Publications

Us Patents

Lift-Up Cleat

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US Patent:
6588355, Jul 8, 2003
Filed:
May 1, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/136594
Inventors:
Bruce Lynn Reniger - Alto MI
Elzie McKinney - Grand Rapids MI
Trent Allan Eekhoff - Grand Rapids MI
Assignee:
Steelcase Development Corporation - Caledonia MI
International Classification:
B63B 2104
US Classification:
114218
Abstract:
A lift-up cleat assembly includes a base member having an upper plate shaped to abut a mounting surface and at least one normally vertically oriented tube depending from the plate, wherein the tube has a hollow interior, and a retractable cleat member having an upper cleat-shaped head shaped to retain lines thereon, and at least one normally vertically oriented mounting post depending from the head, wherein the post is telescopingly received in the interior of the tube of the base member and is telescopingly movable along a given length of travel. The cleat assembly also includes a cup-shaped retainer located within the hollow interior of the tube base member and having a central portion fixed with respect to the mounting post of the cleat member and an elastically deformable skirt portion that flexibly abuts the tube of the base member, thereby providing infinitesimally small increments of adjustablity of the post of the cleat member within the tube of the base member along the length of travel, and wherein the retainer is shaped to allow liquid located within the interior of the tube of the base member to drain therefrom.

Solid State Fluid Level Sensor

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US Patent:
7373817, May 20, 2008
Filed:
Jul 9, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/886558
Inventors:
Roger D. Burdi - Grand Rapids MI, US
Bruce L. Reniger - Alto MI, US
Assignee:
TouchSensor Technologies, LLC - Wheaton IL
International Classification:
G01F 23/00
US Classification:
73290R, 73304 C, 340620
Abstract:
A sensor system for sensing liquid level in a bilge, for use in automatic bilge pump actuation. First and second field effect sensors are potted or sealed within a container or the bilge wall and are aligned in a vertical array and each comprise a substantially planar pattern of “electrodes” or conductive traces disposed on a printed circuit board (PCB) along with integrated circuits used to create a loop or arc-shaped electric field. As bilge liquid rises to the proximity or level of the field effect sensors, a change in the arc-shaped electric field is sensed and, in response, a bilge pump is automatically actuated to pump liquid out of the bilge. Optionally, the pump control can be programmed by use of a microprocessor to permit control of on-off timing and prevent undesirable effects of “sloshing. ”.

Lift-Up Cleat

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US Patent:
RE40805, Jun 30, 2009
Filed:
Jun 29, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/171653
Inventors:
Bruce L. Reniger - Alto MI, US
Elzie McKinney - Grand Rapids MI, US
Trent A. Eekhoff - Grand Rapids MI, US
Assignee:
Attwood Corporation - Lowell MI
International Classification:
B63B 21/04
US Classification:
114218
Abstract:
A lift-up cleat assembly includes a base member having an upper plate shaped to abut a mounting surface and at least one normally vertically oriented tube depending from the plate, wherein the tube has a hollow interior, and a retractable cleat member having an upper cleat-shaped head shaped to retain lines thereon, and at least one normally vertically oriented mounting post depending from the head, wherein the post is telescopingly received in the interior of the tube of the base member and is telescopingly movable along a given length of travel. The cleat assembly also includes a cup-shaped retainer located within the hollow interior of the tube base member and having a central portion fixed with respect to the mounting post of the cleat member and an elastically deformable skirt portion that flexibly abuts the tube of the base member, thereby providing infinitesimally small increments of adjustability of the post of the cleat member within the tube of the base member along the length of travel, and wherein the retainer is shaped to allow liquid located within the interior of the tube of the base member to drain therefrom.

Vehicle Light Assembly And Manufacturing Method

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US Patent:
7804418, Sep 28, 2010
Filed:
Feb 20, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/708129
Inventors:
Lester R. Sullivan - Wyoming MI, US
Todd M. Nykerk - Holland MI, US
Bruce L. Reniger - Alto MI, US
Assignee:
Ventra Greenwich Holdings Corporation - Warren MI
International Classification:
G08B 5/00
US Classification:
3408154, 340515, 340469, 362551, 362 23
Abstract:
A lens for a vehicle light assembly includes at least one ink marking provided thereon. At least a portion of the ink marking is configured such that it appears generally opaque to a viewer when a light source in the light assembly is not illuminated and does not appear opaque when the light source is illuminated. The ink marking includes an ink composition that includes a transparent ink and a pigmented ink.

Solid State Fluid Level Sensor

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US Patent:
7950279, May 31, 2011
Filed:
May 9, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/117789
Inventors:
Roger D. Burdi - Grand Rapids MI, US
Bruce L. Reniger - Alto MI, US
Assignee:
Touchsensor Technologies, LLC - Wheaton IL
International Classification:
G01F 23/00
US Classification:
73290R, 73304 C, 340620
Abstract:
A sensor system for sensing liquid level in a bilge, for use in automatic bilge pump actuation. First and second field effect sensors are potted or sealed within a container or the bilge wall and are aligned in a vertical array and each comprise a substantially planar pattern of “electrodes” or conductive traces disposed on a printed circuit board (PCB) along with integrated circuits used to create a loop or arc-shaped electric field. As bilge liquid rises to the proximity or level of the field effect sensors, a change in the arc-shaped electric field is sensed and, in response, a bilge pump is automatically actuated to pump liquid out of the bilge. Optionally, the pump control can be programmed by use of a microprocessor to permit control of on-off timing and prevent undesirable effects of “sloshing. ”.

Solid State Fluid Level Sensor

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US Patent:
8024967, Sep 27, 2011
Filed:
May 9, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/117789
Inventors:
Roger D. Burdi - Grand Rapids MI, US
Bruce L. Reniger - Alto MI, US
Assignee:
Touchsensor Technologies, LLC - Wheaton IL
International Classification:
G01F 23/00
US Classification:
73290R, 73304 C, 340620
Abstract:
A sensor system for sensing liquid level in a bilge, for use in automatic bilge pump actuation. First and second field effect sensors are potted or sealed within a container or the bilge wall and are aligned in a vertical array and each comprise a substantially planar pattern of “electrodes” or conductive traces disposed on a printed circuit board (PCB) along with integrated circuits used to create a loop or arc-shaped electric field. As bilge liquid rises to the proximity or level of the field effect sensors, a change in the arc-shaped electric field is sensed and, in response, a bilge pump is automatically actuated to pump liquid out of the bilge. Optionally, the pump control can be programmed by use of a microprocessor to permit control of on-off timing and prevent undesirable effects of “sloshing. ”.

Solid State Fluid Level Sensor

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US Patent:
8291761, Oct 23, 2012
Filed:
Dec 13, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/955837
Inventors:
Roger D. Burdi - Grand Rapids MI, US
Bruce L. Reniger - Alto MI, US
Assignee:
Touchsensor Technologies, LLC - Carthage IL
International Classification:
F04B 49/00
US Classification:
73304R, 4172115, 4172975
Abstract:
A sensor system for sensing liquid level in a bilge, for use in automatic bilge pump actuation. First and second field effect sensors are potted or sealed within a container or the bilge wall and are aligned in a vertical array and each comprise a substantially planar pattern of “electrodes” or conductive traces disposed on a printed circuit board (PCB) along with integrated circuits used to create a loop or arc-shaped electric field. As bilge liquid rises to the proximity or level of the field effect sensors, a change in the arc-shaped electric field is sensed and, in response, a bilge pump is automatically actuated to pump liquid out of the bilge. Optionally, the pump control can be programmed by use of a microprocessor to permit control of on-off timing and prevent undesirable effects of “sloshing. ”.

Solid State Fluid Level Sensor

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US Patent:
20110146399, Jun 23, 2011
Filed:
Dec 22, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/976143
Inventors:
Roger D. Burdi - Grand Rapids MI, US
Bruce L. Reniger - Alto MI, US
Assignee:
Touchsensor Technologies, LLC - Wheaton IL
International Classification:
G01F 23/26
US Classification:
73304 C
Abstract:
A sensor system for sensing liquid level in a bilge, for use in automatic bilge pump actuation. First and second field effect sensors are potted or sealed within a container or the bilge wall and are aligned in a vertical array and each comprise a substantially planar pattern of “electrodes” or conductive traces disposed on a printed circuit board (FOB) along with integrated circuits used to create a loop or arc-shaped electric field. As bilge liquid rises to the proximity or level of the field effect sensors, a change in the arc-shaped electric field is sensed and, in response, a bilge pump is automatically actuated to pump liquid out of the bilge. Optionally, the pump control can be programmed by use of a microprocessor to permit control of on-off timing and prevent undesirable effects of “sloshing.”
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Bruce L Reniger from Bergland, MI, age ~73 Get Report