This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: International Electronic Machines Corp.. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Joshua Johnson and Intrusion Detection
Introduction
Joshua Johnson is an inventor associated with Troy, New York, and International Electronic Machines Corp. His patent work addresses intrusion detection and monitoring for areas where people, vehicles, or other hazards may pose a risk.
Latest Patents
Johnson is credited with 1 patent, titled “Intrusion Detection.” The invention uses one or more sensing devices alongside computer processing to monitor an area for intrusions or obstacles. An example application is a railyard or railroad track, where the system can detect people, vehicles, or falling rocks. Redundant sensing, computing, and alerting systems can help maintain operation.
Career Highlights
Johnson’s listed invention focuses on applying sensing and computing technologies to safety monitoring. Its potential uses include detecting hazards around railway infrastructure and issuing alerts when an intrusion or obstacle is identified.
Collaborations
Johnson’s listed coworkers include Bruce Mckenney and Marc R Pearlman. His company affiliation is International Electronic Machines Corp.
Conclusion
Joshua Johnson’s patent work centers on intrusion detection, with a railway-monitoring application designed to identify hazards and support timely alerts.
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