Patents by Inventor Brian PERUSE

Brian PERUSE 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).

  • Automated robotic battery tug
    Patent number: 10987803
    Abstract: A method of selecting and connecting power subsystems, the method including: locating, by a mobile robot including a processor and a motor, at least one of a first storage subsystem, a first power subsystem, or a first control subsystem; attaching, by the mobile robot, to the at least one of the first storage subsystem, the first power subsystem, or the first control subsystem; moving, by the mobile robot, the at least one of the first storage subsystem, the first power subsystem, or the first control subsystem to another location; and connecting, by the mobile robot, the at least one of the first storage subsystem, the first power subsystem, or the first control subsystem to at least one of a second storage subsystem, a second power subsystem, or a second control subsystem located at the other location.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 30, 2019
    Date of Patent: April 27, 2021
    Assignee: The AES Corporation
    Inventors: John C. Shelton, Brett Galura, Jay Geinzer, Isaiah Jefferson, Brian Peruse
  • AUTOMATED ROBOTIC BATTERY TUG
    Publication number: 20190255702
    Abstract: A method of selecting and connecting power subsystems, the method including: locating, by a mobile robot including a processor and a motor, at least one of a first storage subsystem, a first power subsystem, or a first control subsystem; attaching, by the mobile robot, to the at least one of the first storage subsystem, the first power subsystem, or the first control subsystem; moving, by the mobile robot, the at least one of the first storage subsystem, the first power subsystem, or the first control subsystem to another location; and connecting, by the mobile robot, the at least one of the first storage subsystem, the first power subsystem, or the first control subsystem to at least one of a second storage subsystem, a second power subsystem, or a second control subsystem located at the other location.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 30, 2019
    Publication date: August 22, 2019
    Applicant: THE AES CORPORATION
    Inventors: John C. SHELTON, Brett GALURA, Jay GEINZER, Isaiah JEFFERSON, Brian PERUSE
  • Automated robotic battery tug
    Patent number: 10272567
    Abstract: A method of selecting and connecting power subsystems, the method including: locating, by a mobile robot including a processor and a motor, at least one of a first storage subsystem, a first power subsystem, or a first control subsystem; attaching, by the mobile robot, to the at least one of the first storage subsystem, the first power subsystem, or the first control subsystem; moving, by the mobile robot, the at least one of the first storage subsystem, the first power subsystem, or the first control subsystem to another location; and connecting, by the mobile robot, the at least one of the first storage subsystem, the first power subsystem, or the first control subsystem to at least one of a second storage subsystem, a second power subsystem, or a second control subsystem located at the other location.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 26, 2015
    Date of Patent: April 30, 2019
    Assignee: THE AES CORPORATION
    Inventors: John C. Shelton, Brett Galura, Jay Geinzer, Isaiah Jefferson, Brian Peruse
  • Battery Backup Capacity Method and System
    Publication number: 20170063127
    Abstract: Approaches for providing backup energy services for a power grid are disclosed. In embodiments, methods and systems for obtaining a first group of reserve backup energy batteries of a first type, which have a different cost structure than a second group of main batteries of a second type. The first group of reserve batteries are combined with the second group of main batteries of the second type to increase a total amount of available energy that is stored and converting DC power from the first group of batteries and the second group of batteries to AC power to be used for power distribution to the grid.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 26, 2015
    Publication date: March 2, 2017
    Applicant: THE AES CORPORATION
    Inventors: John C. SHELTON, Brian PERUSE, Brett GALURA, Isaiah JEFFERSON, Wells Case JACOBSON, JR., Jay GEINZER
  • Automated Robotic Battery Tug
    Publication number: 20160346922
    Abstract: A method of selecting and connecting power subsystems, the method including: locating, by a mobile robot including a processor and a motor, at least one of a first storage subsystem, a first power subsystem, or a first control subsystem; attaching, by the mobile robot, to the at least one of the first storage subsystem, the first power subsystem, or the first control subsystem; moving, by the mobile robot, the at least one of the first storage subsystem, the first power subsystem, or the first control subsystem to another location; and connecting, by the mobile robot, the at least one of the first storage subsystem, the first power subsystem, or the first control subsystem to at least one of a second storage subsystem, a second power subsystem, or a second control subsystem located at the other location.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 26, 2015
    Publication date: December 1, 2016
    Applicant: THE AES CORPORATION
    Inventors: John C. SHELTON, Brett GALURA, Jay GEINZER, Isaiah JEFFERSON, Brian PERUSE