This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 EPO patent. Top assignee: Alcatel Submarine Networks. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Michele Barezzani: Cable-Coiling System Inventor.
Introduction
Michele Barezzani is an inventor based in Saint-Aubin, France, whose patent work concerns automated cable handling. He is associated with Alcatel Submarine Networks and is credited with 1 patent.
Latest Patents
Barezzani’s patent, “Cable-coiling system,” describes an automated method for coiling very long cables—such as lengths exceeding 1,000 kilometers—inside a cable tank. A gantry above the tank controls the cable’s touchdown point as a cable engine feeds it into the tank. A group of floor-deployed robots, each equipped with a rake, can push or pull cable sections into position.
An electronic controller coordinates the cable engine, gantry, and individual robots to arrange the cable in spirally wound, vertically stacked layers. The system is designed for use both in cable factories and on the decks of cable-laying ships.
Career Highlights
Barezzani’s documented patent contribution addresses the practical challenge of managing exceptionally long cables during storage and deployment. The invention combines coordinated machinery, robotics, and electronic control to automate the coiling process.
Collaborations
Barezzani is associated with Alcatel Submarine Networks. His listed coworkers include Francois-Xavier Abrial and Guillaume Choquel.
Conclusion
Michele Barezzani’s patent presents an automated approach to coiling long cables, coordinating a gantry, cable engine, and robots to organize cable efficiently in stacked layers.
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