This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: 3Deo, Inc. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: David Kelley and Airborne Mapping LiDAR
Introduction
David Kelley is an inventor associated with Norwood, Massachusetts, and 3Deo, Inc. His patent work addresses airborne mapping using light detection and ranging (LiDAR) technology.
Latest Patents
Kelley is credited with 1 patent: “System and Method for an Airborne Mapping LiDAR.” The invention describes a system that generates an image of a region of interest from an aircraft in flight. It combines a pulsed-laser transmitter, a receiver that detects light scattered or reflected from the region, an inertial navigation system, scanning equipment, system controls, and a data-processing computer.
The scanning system uses a field of view narrower than its field of regard to survey the region during flight. Software divides the region into collection-unit areas, assesses their characteristics, estimates flight paths for gathering data, and selects sensor settings for each area.
Career Highlights
Kelley’s listed patent highlights an approach to planning and conducting airborne LiDAR data collection. By coordinating flight paths, scanning, and sensor settings, the system is designed to support the efficient acquisition of mapping data.
Collaborations
Kelley’s listed coworkers include Brandon R. Call and Dale G. Fried. The patent’s technical scope reflects work involving airborne sensing, navigation, scanning, and data processing.
Conclusion
David Kelley’s patent describes a coordinated airborne LiDAR system for collecting and processing mapping data, connecting his inventive work with 3Deo, Inc.
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