Kyle Everly

Title: Kyle Everly and Mine Vehicle Optimization.

Introduction

Kyle Everly is an inventor based in Tucson, Arizona, whose patent work addresses mine productivity and the efficient use of battery-electric mine vehicles. His disclosed approach combines mine vehicle performance data with simulations of mine operations to help evaluate productivity and energy use.

Latest Patents

Everly is associated with 1 patent: “Optimizing Use of Battery Electric Mine Vehicles Based on Simulations.” The patent describes a method and computing environment for simulating and optimizing mine productivity. It determines and stores mine vehicle work efficiency in a vehicle model, imports the mine’s geographical layout, and simulates vehicle and material movement using an operational mine model. The simulation calculates mine output in relation to energy supplied to mine machines. Mine configuration parameters can then be adjusted in the simulation to help meet performance targets and guide changes to real-world mine operations.

Career Highlights

Everly is associated with Modular Mining Systems, Inc. His patent reflects an application of simulation and computing methods to mine planning, vehicle utilization, and energy-aware productivity analysis.

Collaborations

The provided information identifies Josiah Pohl and Akshay Chowdu as Everly’s coworkers. Their shared professional context connects them with work at Modular Mining Systems, Inc.

Conclusion

Kyle Everly’s patent focuses on using operational models and simulations to assess mine output and energy use, supporting more informed decisions about battery-electric mine vehicle deployment and mine configuration.