Abb Schweiz Ag

Hill-rom Services, Inc.

Hitachi Energy Ltd

Hitachi Energy Switzerland Ag

Karl Eric Harper

Richard Joseph Schuman, Sr

Patricia A Glidewell

David Ferguson

Karen J Smiley

Mithun P Acharya

Aldo Dagnino

Divyasheel Sharma

Jeffrey Harding

Danny C Woodward, Ii

Ralph J Weaver

Steven W Hudnut

Thomas Fox

Thomas C Fox, Jr

Elizabeth Kielszewski

Paul B Manning

Alok Kucheria

Patricia Anne Glidewell

Danny Charles Ii Woodward

David Clarence Ferguson

A system and method for securely training a model comprises including the algorithms of the model into a training module, and communicating the training module from a vendor computer system to a customer computer system. The training module is operated on the customer's computer system using the data from the customer, and a trained training module is achieved after operating the training module on the customer's computer system. The trained training module is used to initialize at least one additional module, which is communicated from the customer's computer system to the vendor's computer system, is used to score observations.

System and method for securely training and using a model

A method of operating a computer device includes obtaining measurements of one or more conditions of a power grid component associated with the computer device. The computer device forecasts a future state of the one or more conditions of the power grid component associated with the computer device. The computer device communicates with other computer devices associated with other power grid components to negotiate a behavior of the power grid component associated with the computer device using the forecast.

Technologies for optimizing power grids through decentralized forecasting

Technologies for dynamic forecasting, aggregation, and validation may include circuitry configured to collect data indicative of power flows at multiple locations in an electrical grid, to receive one or more parameters for generation of a customized forecast indicative of predicted power flows associated with one or more of the multiple locations over a defined time period, to select a subset of the collected data that satisfies the one or more parameters, to produce a model to predict power flows in the electrical grid associated with the one or more locations, to determine whether the model is validated by determining whether a predicted production of power minus predicted losses is within a predefined range of a predicted consumption of power at the one or more locations, and to produce the customized forecast of predicted power flows associated with the one or more locations for the defined time period.

Technologies for dynamic forecasting, aggregation, and validation

Illustrative embodiments of systems and methods for providing interoperability between multiple data providers and/or customers are disclosed. In some embodiments, a method may include receiving, by a first server, a second gateway associated with a second server, wherein the second gateway is configured to translate data into a second protocol associated with the second server; deploying, by the first server, the second gateway on the first server; receiving, by the first server, a first request for first data from the second server; transferring, by the first server in response to receiving the first request, the first data into the second gateway; and translating, by the second gateway, the first data into the second protocol.

Cloud interoperability

An industrial asset management system includes a data acquisition system configured to receive asset data associated with at least one industrial asset and to modify the data acquisition system to enable the continued receipt of asset data associated with the at least one industrial asset in response to a detection of an internal change at the data acquisition system by the data acquisition system and a data processing system communicatively coupled to the data acquisition system and configured to process the asset data received from the data acquisition system and to modify the data processing system for the continued processing of the asset data in response to a detection by the data processing system of an internal change at the data processing system or the data acquisition system.

Industrial asset management systems and methods thereof

Systems, apparatus, and methods are disclosed for managing and forecasting energy usage. A distributed forecast device is located remote from a central server. The distributed forecast device receives from the central server information related to one or more accounts associated with the distributed forecast device. The distributed forecast device receives energy usage data from one or more energy meters for each of the accounts. The distributed forecast device predicts an energy usage forecast for each of the accounts based on the energy usage data and the information from the central server.

Distributed utility resource planning and forecast

A healthcare communication system includes a first plurality of computer devices operable as a nurse call system. The first plurality of computer devices has core nurse call functionality. The system also includes a second plurality of computer devices communicatively coupled to the first plurality of computer devices. The first plurality of computer devices are interconnected logically and/or physically in a tiered architecture arrangement to provide fault isolation among the tiers so that faults occurring in computer devices of one tier don't affect the operability of computer devices in other tiers and so that faults occurring in any of the second plurality of computer devices don't affect the core nurse call functionality of the first plurality of computer devices.

Distributed fault tolerant architecture for a healthcare communication system

A healthcare communication system includes a first plurality of computer devices, such as patient stations, staff stations, and a master station, that are operable as a nurse call system. The first plurality of computer devices may have core nurse call functionality residing on an embedded computing platform. At least one of the first plurality of computer devices may have a graphical display screen. A second plurality of computer devices may be operable to provide the first plurality of computer devices with additional functionality via software plug-ins that are transmitted to the first plurality of computer devices. The first plurality of computer devices may be interconnected logically and/or physically in a tiered architecture arrangement to provide fault isolation among the tiers so that faults occurring in computer devices of one tier don't affect the operability of computer devices in other tiers and so that faults occurring in any of the second plurality of computer devices don't affect the core nurse call functionality of the first plurality of computer devices.

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Cary, NC, United States of America

Karl Eric Harper