Micah J Kaiser

Title: Micah J. Kaiser and Charge Station Data Management

Introduction

Micah J. Kaiser is an inventor based in Clinton Township, Michigan, United States. His work includes a patent addressing how charge station location data can be organized and consolidated to improve the management of charging-station information.

Latest Patents

Kaiser is associated with 1 patent, titled “Systems and Methods for Identifying and Merging Duplicate Charge Station Locations.” The invention describes collecting information about multiple charge stations, including their locations, operators, and data providers. It then matches location information with station operators and merges records according to configurable criteria.

The disclosed method can use data from crowd-sourced providers and charge station operators, organizing incoming information into batches. It establishes a configurable radius around a provider-identified location and uses that location as a pivot point. Records within the resulting perimeter can be assessed and merged to remove duplicates, including when they identify the same operator.

Career Highlights

Kaiser’s patent focuses on a practical challenge in charge station management: reconciling location records that may come from different providers and operators. By describing a structured process for matching and merging those records, the invention aims to reduce redundant station listings and support more consistent location data.

Collaborations

Mahesh Bhannur and Nitin Singh are identified as Kaiser’s coworkers. Their association provides context for the professional environment connected with his work.

Conclusion

Micah J. Kaiser’s patent presents a configurable approach to identifying and merging duplicate charge station locations, with the goal of making charging-station data more organized and reliable.