This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Battelle Memorial Institute. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Noah Limes and Robotic Vehicle Collision Avoidance
Introduction
Noah Limes is an inventor based in Columbus, Ohio, whose work includes a patent for collision avoidance in autonomously or remotely operated robotic assets. He is associated with Battelle Memorial Institute.
Latest Patents
Limes is credited with 1 patent: “Collision avoidance system for autonomously or remotely operating robotic assets.” The invention describes a vehicle collision avoidance system that determines the relative position of another system module using network information. When the other module enters a specified distance, the system issues an alert; at a closer distance, it sends a hard-stop signal to the robotic vehicle.
Career Highlights
The patent addresses a safety challenge in robotic vehicle operation by combining position monitoring, alerts, and an automated stopping response. Its design uses computer processors and stored program instructions to support collision avoidance.
Collaborations
Limes’s listed coworkers include Gregory Colvin and Garrett Dowd. His work is associated with Battelle Memorial Institute.
Conclusion
Noah Limes’s patent presents a layered approach to collision prevention, using proximity alerts and hard-stop signals to help protect robotic vehicles and their surroundings.
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