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Gallant Innovations is an individually owned and operated invention development company.  I started this company in January of 1999 for the primary purpose of developing, patenting, licensing, and marketing invention ideas of my own conception.   I also provide professional level mechanical design and drafting services on a contract basis for outside clients. Gallant Innovations LLC is a New Mexico Limited Liability Company.

I also work at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) where I am a senior level mechanical designer in the robotics and automation group.  I have over 20 years experience in a variety of manufacturing environments ranging from mass production, to R&D/prototype, to very high precision.  I am a nationally certified journeyman prototype machinist including several years experience working as a tool and die maker. I transitioned to a mechanical designer nine years ago and have completed numerous successful designs of complex dynamic automated and robotic systems and precision machinery.

In addition to providing professional high quality service, I bring a high level of creative talent and innovative solutions to complex design challenges.  I welcome your inquiries to see how I may be of service to you.

 Please browse my web site for further information about me and Gallant Innovations.

 

CAD Anywhere

I have a Dell M60 Workstation notebook computer that I do all of my design work from.  I can bring the power of 3D solid modeling to any location that is convenient for the customer.  Designs can be developed, modified, and viewed in real-time on location; greatly increasing customer interaction, creativity, and solutions to complex design challenges.

 

 

Danny Gallant Photography

Danny Gallant Photography is a subdivision of Gallant Innovations LLC.

www.gallantphotography.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I created the background image by scanning in some of my machinist's measuring tools, an endmill, and a curled lathe chip. I then modified the image in Corel Photo Paint.