This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 2 published patent applications. Top assignee: Createai, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Thomas Holladay Lind and Autonomous Vehicle Cooling-System Safety
Introduction
Thomas Holladay Lind is an inventor associated with Vail, Arizona, and CreateAI, Inc. His patent work addresses how an autonomous vehicle can respond when its cooling system does not provide sufficient coolant flow. Lind is credited with 1 patent.
Latest Patents
Lind’s patent, “Adapting an Autonomous Vehicle’s Navigation Based on Feedback from a Cooling System,” describes a system that monitors coolant flow to a set of circuit boards. Flow-rate sensor circuits detect coolant moving from pumps toward the boards, and the system compares the measured flow with a threshold. If the total flow falls below that threshold, the system directs the autonomous vehicle to perform a minimal risk maneuver. This approach links cooling-system feedback to vehicle navigation and safety behavior.
Career Highlights
Lind’s listed invention focuses on integrating hardware monitoring with autonomous-vehicle decision-making. By using coolant-flow measurements to trigger a minimal risk maneuver, the system is designed to help the vehicle respond to a condition that could affect its electronic components.
Collaborations
Lind is associated with CreateAI, Inc. His listed coworker is Patrick James McNamara.
Conclusion
Thomas Holladay Lind’s patent connects cooling-system monitoring with autonomous-vehicle safety, using low coolant flow as a signal to initiate a minimal risk maneuver.
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