This inventor holds 166 USPTO granted patents and 49 published patent applications, plus 1 CIPO patent and 5 EPO patents, primarily in Electric Aircraft Technology (CPC class B64D27-24). Top assignees: Beta Air, LLC, General Electric Company. Active years: 1996-2026.
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Location History:
- Schenectady, NY (US) (1996 - 2013)
- Niskayuna, IN (2017)
- Niskayuna, NY (US) (2008 - 2021)
- Essex Junction, VT (US) (2021 - 2024)
- South Burlington, VT (US) (2022 - 2024)
- Wakefield, RI (US) (2024)
Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1996-2026
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Title: Herman Wiegman: Pioneering Innovations in Electric Aircraft Communication
Introduction:
In the realm of electric aircraft communication, Herman Wiegman has established himself as a leading inventor. Hailing from Essex Junction, VT, Wiegman has made significant contributions to the field, holding an impressive portfolio of 64 patents and consistently pushing the boundaries of what is possible. He currently works with BETA Air, LLC, an industry-leading company focused on advancing electric aviation technology.
1. Systems and Methods for Swarm Communication for an Electric Aircraft Fleet:
One of Wiegman's latest patents centers around swarm communication for an electric aircraft fleet. This groundbreaking system utilizes a mesh network to connect multiple electric aircraft. A computing device integrated into the network facilitates communication by enabling authentication and data transmission among the fleet. Significantly, a cloud database captures and records the wealth of aircraft data, promoting effective data analysis and optimization.
2. Apparatus for Authorizing an Electric Aircraft to Charge at a Charging Structure:
Wiegman's innovation in electric aircraft charging stands out in his patent for an apparatus that authorizes charging at a charging structure. This apparatus offers an integrated solution comprising a housing, current conductors for direct and alternating currents, a proximity sensor, and a computing device. Through communication with the aircraft controller, the computing device authenticates the aircraft and enables charging, subsequently transmitting the aircraft credentials to a remote data storage device.
Collaborators:
Herman Wiegman has collaborated with esteemed colleagues in bringing these pioneering inventions to life. Two notable coworkers are Kyle B Clark and Riley Griffin, individuals who have played an integral role in this collaborative journey.
Conclusion:
Herman Wiegman's tireless efforts have propelled the electric aviation industry forward through his inventive concepts. His patents showcase the potential for efficient communication systems within electric aircraft fleets and innovative approaches to authorizing and optimizing charging structures. Herman Wiegman's relentless pursuit of advancements in electric aircraft communication cements his position as a pioneering force in the field, inspiring both his peers and future inventors alike.