Andrew Liang

Title: Andrew Liang and Adaptive Thermal Management for Autonomous Vehicles.

Introduction

Andrew Liang is an inventor associated with San Francisco, California, and GM Cruise Holdings LLC. His patent work addresses a practical challenge in autonomous vehicles: keeping processors within safe operating temperatures.

Latest Patents

The supplied information lists one patent for Liang: “Adaptive Self-Heating Management of Processors in Autonomous Vehicles.” The invention describes monitoring processor temperatures over time, including at vehicle launch and during operation. A fitted temperature-profile line can help indicate overheating, measure deterioration in the assembly’s cooling capability, and estimate when a processor might reach a critical temperature. Based on the profile, a regression assessment can guide whether compensatory action is needed.

Career Highlights

Liang’s listed patent focuses on using temperature data to identify potential cooling-system problems before they lead to critical processor temperatures. This approach is relevant to autonomous vehicles, where reliable computing hardware is essential.

Collaborations

The supplied information names Fen Chen and Jagdeep Singh as Liang’s coworkers at GM Cruise Holdings LLC.

Conclusion

Andrew Liang’s listed invention applies temperature monitoring and predictive analysis to help manage processor overheating risks in autonomous vehicles, and the supplied data credits him with 1 patent.