Clay Freeman

Title: Clay Freeman: Advancing Build-Project Planning Through Patent Innovation

Introduction

Clay Freeman is an inventor based in Atlanta, Georgia, whose patent work focuses on improving how construction and build projects coordinate materials, tasks, schedules, and design information. He is associated with Evolve Mep, LLC, and has 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Freeman’s recent patent work includes “Materials and Process Integration for Build Projects with MOAB Assemblies.” The described systems and methods use MOAB assemblies to logically connect materials and tasks with components in a build project. An application service can retrieve assemblies for components in a project model and use them to determine which materials are needed, where they are needed, and when tasks should be performed. The system can present this information by work phase to help users understand project requirements.

Another recent patent is “Rule-Based Design Scheduling System for Processing Build Project Schedules.” It describes processing schedule data by identifying project locations and mapping activities to locations, drawing types, and work phases. The resulting design schedule can be displayed as a location breakdown structure, showing each location’s work phases, activities, and drawing types.

Career Highlights

Freeman’s patent portfolio reflects an emphasis on connecting project data with practical planning tools. His inventions describe ways to organize construction information so that teams can better coordinate materials, activities, locations, and design schedules.

Collaborations

Freeman is associated with Evolve Mep, LLC. His listed coworkers include Steve King and Adam Heon.

Conclusion

Clay Freeman’s patents address the coordination challenges of build projects by linking materials, tasks, locations, and schedules in structured, user-friendly systems.