Patents by Inventor Michael J. Huber

Michael J. Huber 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: 20240329610
    Abstract: An automation system to affect one or more physical conditions of a site is disclosed. The automation system provides an artificial intelligence model used to generate decisions regarding the equipment operated by the automation system. The decisions are used to affect a physical condition of the building. The artificial intelligence model used to generate the decisions is provided based on a business vertical category associated with the automation system. The artificial intelligence model is trained on operational data of a previous time period and the operational data is associated with the business vertical category associated with the automation system.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 14, 2024
    Publication date: October 3, 2024
    Inventors: Michael M. Huber, Gerald A. Asp, Daniel A. Mellenthin, Jeffrey J. G. Senzig
  • Publication number: 20240331054
    Abstract: A computer server receives, from a remote user device, information about a new potential risk relationship customer (including at least one new user parameter). Based on the new user parameter, the computer server accesses third-party data and utilizes a stored procedure to read data about the new potential risk relationship customer from an internal table of cloud data. The data read from the internal table is processed to dynamically evolve a schema and create an incremental view of cloud data. The computer server uses the incremental view to read and output a current batch of cloud data. A user interface workflow is then customized via a machine learning algorithm that processes the information about the new potential risk relationship customer, the third-party data, and the current batch of cloud data. A user information data store can then be updated based on information collected via user interface displays.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 11, 2024
    Publication date: October 3, 2024
    Inventors: Julia M. Feldman, Sara M. Huber, Gopinath Kolanji, Peter F Mello, Kristen Kelly M'Sadoques, Nanda Kishore Nagamalla, Dennis D. Pannella Jr., Karen S. Pavio, Ameya Sambari, Kenneth J. St. Onge, Michael J Stokes, Jessica Taggett
  • Patent number: 12094629
    Abstract: A magnetic micro-device and process to manufacture the same is disclosed. The magnetic micro-device has a near-zero conductivity magnetic nanocomposite film layer with a plurality of apertures through which a corresponding plurality of electrical conductors (vias) pass. Due to the near-zero conductivity of the magnetic nanocomposite film layer, the vias are self-insulating. The presence of the magnetic nanocomposite film layer results in greater inductance than that possible with an air core (or core-less) magnetic micro-device. Potential magnetic micro-devices include toroid micro-inductors, solenoid micro-inductors, toroid micro-transformers, and solenoid micro-transformers. Additional potential magnetic micro-devices include generators, motors, electromagnetic switches, and voice coils (for speakers or microphones). The process used to manufacture the magnetic micro-device can be scaled to cost-effectively produce large numbers of the magnetic micro-device.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 15, 2021
    Date of Patent: September 17, 2024
    Assignee: National Technology & Engineering Solutions of Sandia, LLC
    Inventors: Eric Langlois, Michael J. K. Abere, Dale L. Huber, Jamin Ryan Pillars
  • Patent number: 12039607
    Abstract: A computer server receives, from a remote user device, information about a new potential risk relationship customer (including at least one new user parameter). Based on the new user parameter, the computer server accesses third-party data and utilizes a stored procedure to read data about the new potential risk relationship customer from an internal table of cloud data. The data read from the internal table is processed to dynamically evolve a schema and create an incremental view of cloud data. The computer server uses the incremental view to read and output a current batch of cloud data. A user interface workflow is then customized via a machine learning algorithm that processes the information about the new potential risk relationship customer, the third-party data, and the current batch of cloud data. A user information data store can then be updated based on information collected via user interface displays.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 16, 2021
    Date of Patent: July 16, 2024
    Assignee: HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
    Inventors: Julia M. Feldman, Sara M. Huber, Gopinath Kolanji, Peter F Mello, Kristen Kelly M'Sadoques, Nanda Kishore Nagamalla, Dennis D. Pannella, Jr., Karen S. Pavio, Ameya Sambari, Kenneth J. St. Onge, Michael J Stokes, Jessica Taggett
  • Patent number: 5554230
    Abstract: A drying system is disclosed for drying wet gases, typically produced by a gas generator to dew points less than 32.degree. F. The system uses a refrigeration cycle having a single compressor to dry the wet gas in a first evaporator while simultaneously defrosting the ice buildup on a second evaporator. The cycle then switches from the first evaporator to the second evaporator after the second evaporator is defrosted. The switching is preceded by a changeover phase in which cooled refrigerant is pulsed to the defrosted evaporator and both evaporators go on line for a short time before the system phase change occurs thus assuring control of the dried gas temperature while avoiding shock to the refrigeration system.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 1, 1995
    Date of Patent: September 10, 1996
    Assignee: Surface Combustion, Inc.
    Inventors: Michael J. Huber, Jerry P. Jason, Garry W. Barbee
  • Patent number: 5364476
    Abstract: A variable gas generator is disclosed which is capable of producing a wide variety of product gas compositions heretofore produced only by either exothermic gas generators or endothermic gas generators or a combination of gas generators. The variable gas generator includes a nitrogen membrane module producing a nitrogen-oxygen feed gas which is combined with a hydrocarbon fuel and fed into a conventional endothermic gas generator. By controlling the nitrogen membrane module to produce a desired oxygen-nitrogen feed gas and by controlling the addition of methane and the catalyst bed temperature of the gas within the endothermic generator, a wide variety of product gas composition with carbon potential varying anywhere from one to 80% combustibles can be produced.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 8, 1993
    Date of Patent: November 15, 1994
    Assignee: Surface Combustion, Inc.
    Inventors: Ralph P. Poor, Michael J. Huber
  • Patent number: 5211820
    Abstract: A system for use in sensing the oxygen content of an industrial furnace gas typically containing hydrocarbons or hydrogen is disclosed. The system utilizes a conventional automotive EGR oxygen sensor probe positioned in an especially configured housing employing downstream flow regulating means in combination with an orificing plate in the housing to provide uniform distribution of the endothermic gas at a low temperature about the sensor to insure accurate sensor readings with minimal carbon deposition. The electrical contacts at the oxygen sensor's inner and outer electrolyte surfaces are periodically switched to an electrical power supply to cause current to flow through and heat the electrolyte to elevated temperatures while air is flowed over the electrolyte's surfaces to achieve burn out of any carbon deposits and restore the life of the oxygen sensor probe.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 6, 1992
    Date of Patent: May 18, 1993
    Assignee: Surface Combustion, Inc.
    Inventors: Ralph P. Poor, Michael J. Huber, Garry W. Barbee
  • Patent number: 5137616
    Abstract: A system for use in sensing the oxygen content of an industrial furnace gas typically containing hydrocarbons or hydrogen is disclosed. The system utilizes a conventional automotive EGR oxygen sensor probe positioned in an especially configured housing employing downstream flow regulating means in combination with an orificing plate in the housing to provide uniform distribution of the endothermic gas at a low temperature about the sensor to insure accurate sensor readings with minimal carbon deposition. The electrical contacts at the oxygen sensor's inner and outer electrolyte surfaces are periodically switched to an electrical power supply to cause current to flow through and heat the electrolyte to elevated temperatures while air is flowed over the electrolyte's surfaces to achieve burn out of any carbon deposits and restore the life of the oxygen sensor probe.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 4, 1991
    Date of Patent: August 11, 1992
    Assignee: Surface Combustion, Inc.
    Inventors: Ralph P. Poor, Michael J. Huber, Garry W. Barbee