This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Deme Offshore Be Nv. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Joshua Tyson Beilan: Offshore Handling-System Inventor
Introduction
Joshua Tyson Beilan is an inventor based in Zwijndrecht, Belgium. His work includes an offshore handling system designed to transfer an elongate object from storage into an upending system. Beilan is associated with DEME Offshore BE NV and has 1 patent listed in the provided information.
Latest Patents
Beilan’s listed patent is titled “Handling System and Method for Transferring an Elongate Object from a Storage Position into an Upending System.” It describes equipment intended, in particular, for use on a vessel deck. A skidding system lifts and moves an elongate object from storage into an upending system, which turns the object from a substantially horizontal position to a substantially vertical one.
The upending system includes a gripper unit that receives and grips one end of the object. At least one ring element engages the object’s outer surface, while two substantially parallelogram-shaped frames support the gripper unit. The gripper unit can tilt between a position where the ring element’s plane is substantially vertical and one where it is substantially horizontal.
Career Highlights
The available information connects Beilan’s inventive work with offshore handling technology and DEME Offshore BE NV. The patent focuses on coordinating lifting, skidding, gripping, and upending operations for elongate objects.
Collaborations
Kenneth Gerard Vannieuwenhuyse and Franky Ecran are identified as Beilan’s coworkers. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or whether they collaborated directly on it.
Conclusion
Joshua Tyson Beilan’s listed patent addresses the practical challenge of moving and rotating elongate objects in an offshore setting, combining a skidding system with a tiltable, frame-supported gripper unit.
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