Centurion+ Patent Holders as of September 24, 2024

His work spans across IoT (Internet of Things), deterministic networking, and IPv6 Neighbor Discovery protocols. Additionally, his contributions have influenced several standards bodies like ISA, IEC, and ETSI.

Patent №: 12101219 (September 24, 2024) – Selective disaggregation advertisement for routing in multi-plane topologies. Techniques for identifying and addressing nodes affected by a failure in a data center fabric involve monitoring communication paths between leaf nodes. When a failure is detected, the system identifies which paths and leaf nodes are impacted and sends disaggregation advertisements to those nodes. Ingress leaf nodes send data through the fabric, allowing intermediate nodes to identify paths and notify only the affected nodes when a failure occurs.

Dr. Georgeson holds a PhD in Materials Science from the University of California at Santa Barbara, obtained in 1985. During his tenure at Boeing, he led teams developing technologies and methods for evaluating aerospace structures, covering their entire lifecycle—from manufacturing to in-service maintenance. Dr. Georgeson holds the distinction of being Boeing’s most prolific inventor.

In addition to his technical achievements, Dr. Georgeson also has a Master of Arts in Theology from Fuller Seminary. He is the founding and teaching pastor of ‘The Vineyard’, a church established in 1990 in Federal Way, WA, focused on serving marginalized communities and making a positive impact on people’s lives. His work blends technical innovation with social and spiritual outreach, marking him as a unique figure in both the scientific and faith-based communities.

Patent №: 12101041 (September 24, 2024) – Self-powered sensor nodes for structural health monitoring. A self-powered sensor node includes a printed wiring board with a microcontroller, transceiver, antenna, and power management module. It is connected to a patch made of a metamaterial substrate with an auxetic kirigami honeycomb structure and a piezoelectric element. The piezoelectric element powers the microcontroller, which converts electrical signals into sensor data and transmits it via the antenna.

Patent №: 12098975 (September 24, 2024) – Methods, systems, and apparatuses for non-destructively inspecting, detecting, and measuring structural component internal deformation and strain by correlating density variations of induced material density patterns. Non-destructive testing methods and systems for assessing strain in structural components are disclosed. These components have regions with varying density, including geometric patterns. The method involves projecting energy waves, such as electromagnetic or ultrasonic, through the component to evaluate the density variations and determine existing strain based on the energy response.

In addition to his industrial work, Freeman has an academic background as a former Assistant Professor of Medicine at Tufts University, where he contributed to medical research and education. His combination of academic rigor and practical innovation allows him to bring a wide perspective to his role at ZOLL, helping to lead the company into new phases of medical breakthroughs that directly improve patient care.

Patent №: 12100503 (September 24, 2024) – Rescue performance metrics for CPR and traumatic brain injury. The system provides a visual summary for TBI patients. It includes sensors for patient condition and airflow. A display shows the summary. A controller manages the display. The summary shows patient data over time, ventilation info, and alerts when parameters go outside the target range.

Patent №: 12097167 (September 24, 2024) – Cameras for emergency rescue. A system for managing emergency treatment includes a camera mounted on the person needing assistance. An image processing device captures and processes images to generate a view of the rescue scene. An analysis device then evaluates resuscitation activities based on the processed images. A computer-implemented method for managing emergency treatment is also included.