Nesbyen, Norway

Kent Vissebråten

This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Tomra Systems Asa. Active years: 2026.

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Inventor Profile: Kent Vissebråten. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/inventor/kent-vissebråten

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Years Active: 2026

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1 patent (USPTO):Explore Patents

Title: Kent Vissebråten and Express Mode Processing

Introduction

Kent Vissebråten is an inventor based in Nesbyen, Norway. He is associated with Tomra Systems ASA and is named on 1 patent concerning reverse vending machine (RVM) systems.

Latest Patents

Vissebråten’s listed patent is “Express mode processing — A method for an RVM system and an RVM system configured to implement the method.” The invention describes receiving used containers through an infeed, starting a new collection session, and establishing a session ID. The ID is transferred to the user by physical or digital means before the resulting return value is linked to it. This sequence enables the return value for the containers to be associated with the correct session.

Career Highlights

Vissebråten’s patent work is connected to Tomra Systems ASA, a company known for reverse vending and resource-recovery technologies. The patent focuses on streamlining how an RVM system handles collection sessions and return values.

Collaborations

The available information associates Vissebråten’s invention with Tomra Systems ASA. No additional collaborators are specified in the provided details.

Conclusion

Kent Vissebråten’s patent describes an express-mode process for managing container returns, with session identification and return-value linking at its core.

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