Patents by Inventor Zachary Axelrod

Zachary Axelrod has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Publication number: 20200023090
    Abstract: The disclosure relates to a device and method for tracking status of sterilization for a sterilized package being sterilized in a sterilizer. The method comprises executing instructions on a or at a computing device that: track in a database a status of a first sterilization test relating to the sterilized package being sterilized in the sterilizer; track in the database a status of a second sterilization test relating to the sterilized package being sterilized in the sterilizer; generate on a display controlled by the computing device a graphical user interface (GUI) showing the status of the first and second sterilization tests; and upon a change of the status of the first sterilization test in the database, update the GUI to show an updated status of the first biological test.
    Type: Application
    Filed: October 12, 2018
    Publication date: January 23, 2020
    Applicant: Sterilog Corp.
    Inventors: Samuel Axelrod, Zachary Axelrod
  • Publication number: 20190061535
    Abstract: A system that enables power flow management for electrical devices, such as electric vehicles. Power flow managers can coordinate charging activities. Power flow decisions may be based on site-level information. Power flow management strategies may be optimized. Power spikes may be avoided by using safe failure modes. Generation stacks may be used for reducing cost. AGC commands are used to control power resources. Power regulation are apportioned to power resources, and power regulation ranges may be determined. Power flow strategies are implemented in response to changes in intermittent power flow. Locations of devices may be determined using network fingerprints. Power flow measurements are determined, and AC power flows are inferred from DC power flows. Network traffic consumption are minimized. Communication protocols are translated.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 20, 2018
    Publication date: February 28, 2019
    Applicant: GridPoint, Inc.
    Inventors: Seth W. BRIDGES, Seth B. POLLACK, Joby LAFKY, Zachary AXELROD
  • Publication number: 20190041886
    Abstract: Disclosed is a computerized method for dispatching energy from distributed resources in a discharge event so that the energy stored in individual devices is ilevelized, or so that an operator request is met. Evaluation of event parameters may be deferred. The method may be utilized to dispatch energy from plug-in electric vehicles. Systems and methods to account for electricity dispatched to or from electric vehicles are disclosed. Systems and methods for incentivizing consumers to participate in a dispatch event or curtail energy use are disclosed.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 29, 2018
    Publication date: February 7, 2019
    Inventors: David HAKIM, Steven HUGG, Edward SHNEKENDORF, Sarah CARTWRIGHT, Zachary AXELROD, Nicholas JHIRAD, Louis SZABLYA, R. Carl LEWIS, Brian GOLDEN, Michaela BARNES, Alexei COWETT, David HYAMS
  • Publication number: 20160221453
    Abstract: A system that enables power flow management for electrical devices, such as electric vehicles. Power flow managers can coordinate charging activities. Power flow decisions may be based on site-level information. Power flow management strategies may be optimized. Power spikes may be avoided by using safe failure modes. Generation stacks may be used for reducing cost. AGC commands are used to control power resources. Power regulation are apportioned to power resources, and power regulation ranges may be determined. Power flow strategies are implemented in response to changes in intermittent power flow. Locations of devices may be determined using network fingerprints. Power flow measurements are determined, and AC power flows are inferred from DC power flows. Network traffic consumption are minimized. Communication protocols are translated.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 31, 2015
    Publication date: August 4, 2016
    Applicant: GridPoint, Inc.
    Inventors: Seth W. Bridges, Seth B. Pollack, Joby Lafky, Zachary Axelrod
  • Patent number: 9283862
    Abstract: A system that enables power flow management for electrical devices, such as electric vehicles. Power flow managers can coordinate charging activities. Power flow decisions may be based on site-level information. Power flow management strategies may be optimized. Power spikes may be avoided by using safe failure modes. Generation stacks may be used for reducing cost. AGC commands are used to control power resources. Power regulation are apportioned to power resources, and power regulation ranges may be determined. Power flow strategies are implemented in response to changes in intermittent power flow. Locations of devices may be determined using network fingerprints. Power flow measurements are determined, and AC power flows are inferred from DC power flows. Network traffic consumption are minimized. Communication protocols are translated.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 23, 2014
    Date of Patent: March 15, 2016
    Assignee: GridPoint, Inc.
    Inventors: Seth W. Bridges, Seth B. Pollack, Joby Lafky, Zachary Axelrod
  • Publication number: 20150202976
    Abstract: A system that enables power flow management for electrical devices, such as electric vehicles. Power flow managers can coordinate charging activities. Power flow decisions may be based on site-level information. Power flow management strategies may be optimized. Power spikes may be avoided by using safe failure modes. Generation stacks may be used for reducing cost. AGC commands are used to control power resources. Power regulation are apportioned to power resources, and power regulation ranges may be determined. Power flow strategies are implemented in response to changes in intermittent power flow. Locations of devices may be determined using network fingerprints. Power flow measurements are determined, and AC power flows are inferred from DC power flows. Network traffic consumption are minimized. Communication protocols are translated.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 23, 2014
    Publication date: July 23, 2015
    Applicant: GRIDPOINT, INC.
    Inventors: Seth W. Bridges, Seth B. Pollack, Joby Lafky, Jeremy Davis, Zachary Axelrod
  • Publication number: 20150160672
    Abstract: Disclosed is a computerized method for dispatching energy from distributed resources in a discharge event so that the energy stored in individual devices is levelized, or so that an operator request is met. Evaluation of event parameters may be deferred. The method may be utilized to dispatch energy from plug-in electric vehicles. Systems and methods to account for electricity dispatched to or from electric vehicles are disclosed. Systems and methods for incentivizing consumers to participate in a dispatch event or curtail energy use are disclosed.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 30, 2014
    Publication date: June 11, 2015
    Applicant: GridPoint, Inc.
    Inventors: David Hakim, Steven Hugg, Edward Shnekendorf, Sarah Cartwright, Zachary Axelrod, Nicholas Jhirad, Louis Szablya, R. Carl Lewis, Brian Golden, Michaela Barnes, Alexei Cowett, David Hyams
  • Publication number: 20110004358
    Abstract: A system and methods that enables power flow management at the local level. A power flow manager can coordinate the charging activities of electrical devices, such as electric vehicles. Power flow decisions may based on the site-level information. In addition, power flow management strategies may be optimized. An optimizer can choose a power flow management strategy and electrical devices for implementing a strategy. In the event of a system failure, power spikes may be avoided by using safe failure modes to provide that the charging activities be coordinated in a predictable and non-disruptive manner. The cost of providing power may be reduced using generation stacks of power production. As such, the total daily cost of providing energy generation may be minimized.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 31, 2010
    Publication date: January 6, 2011
    Applicant: GridPoint, Inc.
    Inventors: Seth B. Pollack, Seth W. Bridges, Joby Lafky, Zachary Axelrod