Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2009
Introduction
Donald Oryschak, a dedicated inventor from Northville, MI, is known for his significant contribution to the field of vehicle control technology. With a keen interest in enhancing vehicle performance and diagnostics, Oryschak holds a patent that showcases his innovative approach to retrieving and displaying essential data from vehicle control units.
Latest Patents
Oryschak's most notable patent is titled "System and method for retrieving and displaying vehicle control unit data." This invention details a sophisticated system that enables the retrieval and display of data from the onboard memory of an electronic control unit in vehicles. The electronic control unit features at least one parameter identifier that defines an address for a data structure. This data structure contains information about the amount and location of the stored data in nonvolatile memory, alongside a version document number corresponding to the version documentation retained in a scan tool. The invention empowers a scan tool to access both the parameter identifier and the onboard data through the entry of an identifier number, allowing for seamless integration into a version document for effective display.
Career Highlights
Donald Oryschak is associated with Ford Motor Company Limited, where he applies his inventive skills to advance automotive technology. His work greatly benefits the industry by improving data accessibility and interpretation, which is crucial for vehicle diagnostics and control system optimizations.
Collaborations
Throughout his career, Oryschak has collaborated with notable professionals such as Peter John Giles and Duncan Borthwick. Together, they push boundaries in automotive research and development, fostering innovation and efficiency within Ford Motor Company.
Conclusion
Donald Oryschak's contributions to vehicle control technology demonstrate the impact of innovation on the automotive industry. Through his patent and collaborations, he continues to enhance vehicle performance and ensure that essential data is readily available for improved diagnostics, ultimately benefiting both manufacturers and consumers alike.