This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Hansen Technologies Corporation. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: James Kasallis and His Patent for Valve Status Monitoring.
Introduction
James Kasallis is an inventor associated with Lombard, Illinois, and Hansen Technologies Corporation. His patent work addresses the monitoring of piping systems and valve activity.
Latest Patents
Kasallis is credited with 1 patent: “Non-intrusive Valve Activity and Status Indicator.” The invention describes a system for detecting and monitoring the status of a piping system. An activity detector senses flow downstream of a valve, while an analyzer selects a state-detection logic suited to a chosen use case. It then uses the detector’s signal to identify a flow reading and determine the system’s status.
Career Highlights
Kasallis’s listed patent reflects an application of sensing and analysis to piping-system monitoring. The approach is designed to assess valve-related conditions without relying on intrusive monitoring methods.
Collaborations
Kasallis is associated with Hansen Technologies Corporation. His listed coworkers include Bryant Crane and Harold Streicher.
Conclusion
James Kasallis’s patent describes a configurable way to detect flow and assess piping-system status, highlighting his contribution to valve monitoring technology.
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