Taylor Xia

Title: Taylor Xia and Patent Innovation at Deere & Company.

Introduction

Taylor Xia is an inventor associated with Deere & Company in Dubuque, Iowa. His patent work addresses how work-machine operators can identify subterranean objects and avoid unintended contact with them.

Latest Patents

The supplied information lists one patent for Xia: System and Method for Visually Representing Subterranean Objects of Interest in a Field of View Display for a Work Area. The invention describes a data-processing system that maps the positions of subterranean objects of interest and relates them to a work machine’s field of view. Sensors on work implements may detect and map the objects, while image data captures the area viewed from the machine. The system then displays virtual tokens at the corresponding positions, potentially using augmented- or mixed-reality content on a wearable device. This approach is intended to help prevent work machines from unintentionally engaging with underground objects.

Career Highlights

Xia’s listed patent connects digital mapping, sensor data, and visual display technology to the practical needs of work-machine operations. The supplied information identifies Deere & Company as his employer and lists 1 patent.

Collaborations

The available details associate Xia’s invention with Deere & Company. They do not specify additional collaborators or co-inventors.

Conclusion

Taylor Xia’s listed patent focuses on making subterranean hazards visible to work-machine operators through mapped position data and field-of-view displays. It illustrates how sensing and augmented-reality techniques can support safer operations around underground objects.