Nadia Bolis

Title: Nadia Bolis and Data-Driven Pallet Cost Modeling

Introduction

Nadia Bolis is an inventor based in Berkeley, California, whose patent work addresses cost modeling for warehouse and storage operations. Her invention applies operational data to estimate and project costs associated with individual pallets.

Latest Patents

The provided information identifies one patent associated with Bolis: “Automated Computer Modeling of Pallet Costs in a Storage Facility and Presentation Thereof in Graphical User Interfaces.” The invention describes a computer system that combines time-series information from a warehouse management system or refrigeration control system with pallet movement, temperature, labor, and energy data. By correlating these sources, the system determines costs per pallet, including energy or labor costs, models projected costs for future periods, and presents those projections as output.

Bolis is credited with 1 patent in the information provided.

Career Highlights

Bolis is associated with Lineage Logistics, LLC. Her patent reflects an application of data analysis and computer modeling to facility operations, with the goal of making pallet-level costs and future cost projections visible to users.

Collaborations

The provided information lists Peter Greskoff and Daniel Thomas Wintz as Bolis’s coworkers. Their specific roles in the patent or related work are not stated.

Conclusion

Nadia Bolis’s documented invention focuses on using facility and pallet data to model and present current and projected storage costs, connecting operational information with practical cost analysis.