Kayla Schulte

Title: Kayla Schulte and Vehicle Tendering Technology.

Introduction

Kayla Schulte is an inventor associated with Winterset, Iowa, and Deere & Company. Her patent work addresses how a vehicle can be directed to a service or tendering location while preserving information needed to resume normal operation.

Latest Patents

Schulte is credited with 1 patent: “Method for Controlling a Path Plan of a Vehicle with Tendering.” The invention describes a controller that uses sensor information to determine when a vehicle requires service or tendering. A wireless device can alert the person supervising the vehicle and ask them to select a destination, either directly or from a predefined list of candidate locations.

When the supervisor activates tendering mode, the controller can save the vehicle’s position and pose, along with the implement’s state and settings. This stored information can support a return to the previous position or a resumption of normal operation after tendering.

Career Highlights

Schulte’s listed patent reflects work on vehicle control systems that combine sensor-based decisions, wireless communication, and saved operating states. The approach is designed to coordinate service-related movement while retaining information that may be needed afterward.

Collaborations

The patent information lists Curtis A. Maeder and Qiang R. Liu as Schulte’s coworkers. The invention is associated with Deere & Company.

Conclusion

Kayla Schulte’s patent focuses on a practical vehicle-tendering process that helps coordinate service destinations and preserve operating information for a potential return to normal mode.