This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Pro-Vision Spartan Radar, LLC. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Robert Wedeen and an Invention for Measuring Available Storage Capacity.
Introduction
Robert Wedeen is an inventor associated with Torrance, California, and Pro-Vision Spartan Radar, LLC. His patent work includes a system for determining how much of an enclosed space is occupied by physical objects.
Latest Patents
Wedeen is credited with 1 patent: “Methods and Systems for Determining the Available Storage Capacity of an Enclosed Space.” The invention uses visible or near-visible light to assess the space occupied by objects. Light sources direct light through an enclosed area toward sensors, which measure the received light intensity. The system compares that measurement with a baseline recorded when the space is unoccupied; the difference can indicate how much of the space is occupied.
Career Highlights
Wedeen’s listed patent reflects an application of light sensing and measurement to storage-capacity assessment. The approach offers a way to estimate available space by detecting how objects affect light passing through an enclosed area.
Collaborations
Wedeen is associated with Pro-Vision Spartan Radar, LLC. His listed coworkers include Scott Bergen and Tyler Rather.
Conclusion
Robert Wedeen’s patent describes a light-based method for estimating occupied and available space, connecting sensing technology with practical storage-capacity measurement.
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