Ingo Krolewski

Title: Ingo Krolewski and Vehicle Air-Quality Innovations

Introduction

Ingo Krolewski is an inventor based in Neuss, Germany, whose patent work includes technologies for monitoring air quality and filter condition in vehicles. His listed portfolio includes 3 patents, and he is associated with Ford Global Technologies, LLC.

Latest Patents

Krolewski’s listed inventions address vehicle cabin air quality and air-conditioning system maintenance.

“Device for Detecting a Filter Loading” describes a filter device with an indicator containing electrically conductive material. The material’s conductive characteristics change according to the amount of particles collected by the filter, allowing its loading state to be detected. The invention also covers a vehicle air-conditioning system using the filter device and a method for identifying the filter’s condition.

“Method for Monitoring the Quality of the Air in a Passenger Compartment of a Vehicle” concerns sensing air quality inside and outside a vehicle. If cabin air quality falls below a predetermined threshold, an air-quality-changing device adjusts it so that it rises above that threshold.

Career Highlights

The available information connects Krolewski’s patent activity with Ford Global Technologies, LLC. His listed inventions focus on practical vehicle systems that monitor filter loading and help maintain air quality in the passenger compartment.

Collaborations

Krolewski’s listed coworkers include Ulrike Sabrina Vogl and Paul Jamnicki. Their names provide context for the professional network associated with his patent work.

Conclusion

Ingo Krolewski’s listed patents reflect an emphasis on vehicle air-quality management, combining filter-condition detection with systems for monitoring and improving cabin air.