This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Voyager Technologies, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Daniel Hendrickson and Lunar Power Infrastructure
Introduction
Daniel Hendrickson is an inventor based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and works at Voyager Technologies, Inc. His patent describes a lunar power grid designed to help provide reliable energy to equipment operating on the Moon.
Latest Patents
Hendrickson is named on 1 patent, titled “Lunar power grid assembly.” The invention uses two interconnected vertical solar arrays positioned at separate lunar sites. A cable allows one array to transfer collected energy to the other when it is not receiving sunlight, helping maintain the inactive array’s temperature. The system also includes energy storage and a charging interface for supplying power to lunar devices. A landing vehicle carries the equipment to the lunar surface.
Career Highlights
Hendrickson’s patented work addresses the challenges of generating and distributing power in the lunar environment. By connecting solar arrays across separate sites and incorporating storage and charging components, the proposed assembly supports energy access for lunar equipment.
Collaborations
Hendrickson works at Voyager Technologies, Inc. His listed coworkers include John Thornton and Thomas Oberst.
Conclusion
Daniel Hendrickson’s “Lunar power grid assembly” presents an approach to connecting solar generation, energy storage, and device charging for future operations on the Moon.
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