Robb Weidemann

Title: Robb Weidemann’s Patented Innovations in Detection and Device Configuration.

Introduction

Robb Weidemann is an inventor based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, whose patent work includes technologies for industrial sensing and configurable devices. He works at Banner Engineering Corporation and is named on 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Weidemann’s listed patents address practical challenges in detection and device configuration.

“Self-contained range detection systems with reconfigurable chatter-mitigated output indication” describes a detection system that uses a sensor, control circuit, and light-emitting indicator array. The system changes its visual indication when a detection signal crosses defined transition thresholds. This approach can help prevent small fluctuations in the signal from causing distracting changes in the indicator.

“Tower light dynamic register population engine parsing unique field-generated performance string” describes a method for configuring a reconfigurable device to perform functions of a legacy device. A programming module uses a selected legacy-device model and predetermined rules to identify functions, generate machine instructions, and transmit them to the reconfigurable device. The approach can simplify replacement-device programming without requiring a complete study of the legacy device’s functions or unique part numbers for replacements.

Career Highlights

At Banner Engineering Corporation, Weidemann’s listed inventions reflect work on sensing systems and configurable industrial equipment. His patents focus on making device indications more stable and simplifying the configuration of replacement devices.

Collaborations

Weidemann’s listed coworkers include Arthur Padget and Chunmei Kang.

Conclusion

Robb Weidemann’s patent work combines chatter-mitigated range detection with streamlined configuration of reconfigurable devices, addressing reliability and replacement needs in industrial applications.