Patents by Inventor Max NORMAN

Max NORMAN 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: 20250207821
    Abstract: A heat extraction system for extracting heat from a reservoir, the system including a co-axial tool configured to be placed underground, the co-axial tool having an outer pipe and an inner pipe located within the outer pipe, each of the outer pipe and the inner pipe being connected to a shoe so that a fluid flows through an annulus defined by the inner and outer pipes, reaches the shoe, and flows through a bore of the inner pipe; and a power generator fluidly connected to a chemical processing unit to receive a fluid, and also fluidly connected with a first port to the inner pipe and with a second port to the outer pipe of the co-axial tool. A temperature difference of the fluid at the power generator and at the co-axial tool drives the power generator to generate energy.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 27, 2025
    Publication date: June 26, 2025
    Inventors: Mariane PETER-BORIE, Robert CROSSLEY, Elisha DRUMM, Johannes POTGIETER, Max NORMAN, Mark WILLIAMS
  • Publication number: 20250140075
    Abstract: Multi-faceted machine learning model systems and methods are disclosed that integrate historical data, user-specific criteria, and prioritized real-time event updates. The machine learning model systems and methods may be selected and weighed to optimize simulation accuracy based on event type, player status, and user-defined constraints, such as risk tolerance and preference for specific teams, sports or players. The machine learning model is applied to a first historical outcome and a second historical outcome to generate a predictive outcome responsive to a user query, the user query having a first keyword vector and a second keyword vector. The machine learning model is applied to a real-time event and the predictive outcome to generate an updated predictive outcome. A prediction error indicative of a difference between the predictive outcome and the updated predictive outcome can be determined.
    Type: Application
    Filed: October 31, 2024
    Publication date: May 1, 2025
    Inventors: Erik Groset, Peter Groset, Georgio Feghali, Max Norman, Jake Kosakoff, Stephen Deslate, Elioth Almada Sanabia, Christopher Ramos
  • Patent number: 12270578
    Abstract: A heat extraction system for extracting heat from a reservoir, the system including a co-axial tool configured to be placed underground, the co-axial tool having an outer pipe and an inner pipe located within the outer pipe, each of the outer pipe and the inner pipe being connected to a shoe so that a fluid flows through an annulus defined by the inner and outer pipes, reaches the shoe, and flows through a bore of the inner pipe; and a power generator fluidly connected to a chemical processing unit to receive a fluid, and also fluidly connected with a first port to the inner pipe and with a second port to the outer pipe of the co-axial tool. A temperature difference of the fluid at the power generator and at the co-axial tool drives the power generator to generate energy.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 22, 2023
    Date of Patent: April 8, 2025
    Assignee: CGG SERVICES SAS
    Inventors: Mariane Peter-Borie, Robert Crossley, Elisha Drumm, Johannes Potgieter, Max Norman, Mark Williams
  • Publication number: 20250067481
    Abstract: A heat extraction system for extracting heat from a reservoir, the system including a co-axial tool configured to be placed underground, the co-axial tool having an outer pipe and an inner pipe located within the outer pipe, each of the outer pipe and the inner pipe being connected to a shoe so that a fluid flows through an annulus defined by the inner and outer pipes, reaches the shoe, and flows through a bore of the inner pipe; and a power generator fluidly connected to a chemical processing unit to receive a fluid, and also fluidly connected with a first port to the inner pipe and with a second port to the outer pipe of the co-axial tool. A temperature difference of the fluid at the power generator and at the co-axial tool drives the power generator to generate energy.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 22, 2023
    Publication date: February 27, 2025
    Inventors: Mariane PETER-BORIE, Robert CROSSLEY, Elisha DRUMM, Junior POTGIETER, Max NORMAN, Mark WILLIAMS