Scott Bromfield

Title: Scott Bromfield and Asset Intelligence Innovation.

Introduction

Scott Bromfield is an inventor associated with Mayfield Heights, Ohio, and Rockwell Automation Technologies Incorporated. His patent work focuses on using asset data and predictive analysis to help organizations identify and mitigate potential equipment faults.

Latest Patents

Bromfield is credited with 1 patent: “Asset Intelligence and Control Platform with Extensible Data Model.” The invention describes a system and method for monitoring and controlling assets to reduce the risk of predicted future faults.

The method gathers information about an asset from one or more data sources and uses it to generate an asset data model. It then incorporates the asset model into an extensible model representing the enterprise’s organizational structure. The system analyzes the combined model to determine key performance indicators, predicts potential faults, and sends plant personnel prioritized notifications. It can also initiate corrective action to help mitigate a predicted fault.

Career Highlights

Bromfield’s listed patent reflects work at the intersection of industrial asset management, data modeling, and predictive maintenance. By connecting asset information with an enterprise structure, the platform is designed to support informed decisions and timely responses to equipment risks.

Collaborations

Bromfield’s listed coworkers include Abhishek Negi and Douglas D. Fisher. The patent’s enterprise-oriented approach also illustrates how asset monitoring can support coordination between data systems and plant personnel.

Conclusion

Scott Bromfield’s patent describes an approach to industrial asset intelligence that combines extensible data models, performance indicators, fault prediction, and corrective action to help organizations manage equipment risks.