This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Carbon Lighthouse, Inc.. Active years: 2019.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2019
Title: Louis Francois Langlois and Building Energy Modeling
Introduction
Louis Francois Langlois is an inventor associated with San Francisco, California, and Carbon Lighthouse, Inc. His patent work focuses on modeling and predicting energy consumption in buildings, with an emphasis on mechanical and electrical systems.
Latest Patents
Langlois is associated with 1 patent: “System, Method, and Computer Program for Modeling and Predicting Energy Consumption in a Building.” The invention describes methods for estimating energy use by non-plug-load systems, including lighting and HVAC. It builds a building-wide energy model from models of system components, using measurable inputs and behavior models informed by sensor and other measurement-device data. The approach combines these models with weather data to predict energy use under existing system configurations and evaluate potential savings from alternative configurations.
Career Highlights
Langlois’s patent reflects work on applying data-driven modeling to building energy management. The disclosed methods are designed to help identify energy-saving measures by comparing predicted consumption across different configurations of a building’s mechanical and electrical systems.
Collaborations
Langlois’s listed coworkers include Matthew Ganser and Charlotte Stone Helvestine. He is associated with Carbon Lighthouse, Inc.
Conclusion
Louis Francois Langlois’s patent work centers on using measurable data and predictive models to assess building energy consumption and identify opportunities for energy savings.
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