Jeremy Joseph Allam

Title: Jeremy Joseph Allam and Satellite-Based Mission Analytics.

Introduction

Jeremy Joseph Allam is an inventor based in Los Angeles, California. His patent work concerns satellite systems that analyze detected objects in light of mission constraints and communicate relevant analytics to a client terminal.

Latest Patents

Allam is associated with 1 patent: “Host Satellite Having Prioritized Analytics Associated with Detected Objects and Mission Constraints for Communication with Client Terminal.” The invention describes a host satellite with a mission-operation lookup table that links mission identifiers to parameter constraints, target-object types, and detection-model settings. Sensors provide orbital mission data and capture images, while a mission-operation selector uses the orbital characteristics and constraints to choose an operation. An object detector then analyzes the images using the selected operation’s model parameters. An analytics generator creates a mission analytics packet from the detected objects and mission information, and a communication interface sends the packet to a client terminal.

Career Highlights

Allam’s listed patent reflects work on combining satellite sensing, image-based object detection, mission-aware analytics, and communications. The system is designed to prioritize analysis according to operational conditions and mission requirements.

Collaborations

Allam is associated with Sidus Space, Inc. His listed coworker is Marcel Romeo Lariviere.

Conclusion

Jeremy Joseph Allam’s patent describes a satellite system that connects mission constraints with object detection and analytics delivery, supporting more targeted communication of mission-relevant information.