Brianna Danielle Harrington

Title: Brianna Danielle Harrington: Vehicle-Control Inventions

Introduction

Brianna Danielle Harrington is an inventor associated with Augusta, Georgia. Her work includes vehicle-control technologies that use location and group information to manage vehicle functions. She is credited with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

“Location-Based Function Control for a Vehicle” describes a golf vehicle system that detects when a vehicle approaches a location of interest. The system determines whether an exemption applies before changing an auxiliary function. If an exemption applies, the function remains in its original state; otherwise, the system changes it to the designated state.

“Vehicle Control Based on Group and Location” describes a system that monitors multiple vehicles in relation to a defined area. It controls each vehicle according to both its location and its group membership, applying different operating modes to vehicles in different groups.

Career Highlights

Harrington’s listed company affiliations include Textron Corporation and Textron Innovations Inc. The two described inventions focus on adapting vehicle operation to location-specific conditions and group-based requirements.

Collaborations

Her listed coworkers include Preston Sering Easley and Payton Michael Loppnow. Their names are associated with the professional context provided for Harrington’s work.

Conclusion

Brianna Danielle Harrington’s patent work centers on location-aware vehicle systems that adjust functions and operating modes according to a vehicle’s surroundings and group.