Patents by Inventor Richard W. Sze
Richard W. Sze 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).
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Patent number: 11340591Abstract: A scalable industrial data ingestion and analysis architecture integrates and collects data from multiple diverse sources at one or more industrial facilities. Data sources can include plant-level industrial devices and higher-level business systems. The data can be integrated and collected from multiple sources at an on-premise edge or gateway device, which sends the data to event queues on the cloud platform. The data queues orchestrate and store the data on cloud storage, and an analytics layer performs business analytics or other types of analysis on the stored data to produce various outcomes. Similar analytic platforms can also be implemented at the device level, and analytic functions can be scaled between the device level and higher levels in accordance with the scope of a given analytic function.Type: GrantFiled: March 3, 2020Date of Patent: May 24, 2022Assignee: Rockwell Automation Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Kevin Chao, Pradeep Kaushik, Richard W. Sze, John A. Genovesi
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Publication number: 20220043433Abstract: A scalable industrial data ingestion and analysis architecture integrates and collects data from multiple diverse sources at one or more industrial facilities. Data sources can include plant-level industrial devices and higher-level business systems. The data can be integrated and collected from multiple sources at an on-premise edge or gateway device, which sends the data to event queues on the cloud platform. The data queues orchestrate and store the data on cloud storage, and an analytics layer performs business analytics or other types of analysis on the stored data to produce various outcomes. Similar analytic platforms can also be implemented at the device level, and analytic functions can be scaled between the device level and higher levels in accordance with the scope of a given analytic function.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 26, 2021Publication date: February 10, 2022Inventors: Kevin Chao, Pradeep Kaushik, Richard W. Sze, John A. Genovesi
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Patent number: 11169507Abstract: A scalable industrial data ingestion and analysis architecture integrates and collects data from multiple diverse sources at one or more industrial facilities. Data sources can include plant-level industrial devices and higher-level business systems. The data can be integrated and collected from multiple sources at an on-premise edge or gateway device, which sends the data to event queues on the cloud platform. The data queues orchestrate and store the data on cloud storage, and an analytics layer performs business analytics or other types of analysis on the stored data to produce various outcomes. Similar analytic platforms can also be implemented at the device level, and analytic functions can be scaled between the device level and higher levels in accordance with the scope of a given analytic function.Type: GrantFiled: March 27, 2018Date of Patent: November 9, 2021Assignee: ROCKWELL AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGIES, INC.Inventors: Kevin Chao, Pradeep Kaushik, Richard W. Sze, John A. Genovesi
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Publication number: 20210049192Abstract: An industrial data analytics service facilitates gathering, manipulation, and presentation of data obtained from one or more disparate sources and streaming devices. The data analytics service enables users to specify a data source through which to obtain operational data and other information (e.g., gathered data). Subsequent to forming a connection with the data source, a sample data set is obtained by the data analytics service and used to determine an inventory of categories prior to saving the gathered data at the data analytics service. A user may then tailor the inventory of categories so that the data needed to meet business requirements is stored by the data analytics service. The data analytics service may analyze the stored data to determine one or more contexts (e.g., relationships, etc.) and present the contextual information in a storyboard.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 12, 2019Publication date: February 18, 2021Inventors: Pradeep Kaushik, Taylor M. Jeong, Richard W. Sze, Jenchen Huang, Kevin Chao
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Patent number: 10877464Abstract: A scalable industrial data ingestion and analysis architecture integrates and collects data from multiple diverse sources at one or more industrial facilities. Data sources can include plant-level industrial devices and higher-level business systems. The data can be integrated and collected from multiple sources at an on-premise edge or gateway device, which sends the data to event queues on the cloud platform. The data queues orchestrate and store the data on cloud storage, and an analytics layer performs business analytics or other types of analysis on the stored data to produce various outcomes. Similar analytic platforms can also be implemented at the device level, and analytic functions can be scaled between the device level and higher levels in accordance with the scope of a given analytic function.Type: GrantFiled: March 27, 2018Date of Patent: December 29, 2020Assignee: Rockwell Automation Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Kevin Chao, Pradeep Kaushik, Richard W. Sze, John A. Genovesi
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Publication number: 20200201301Abstract: A scalable industrial data ingestion and analysis architecture integrates and collects data from multiple diverse sources at one or more industrial facilities. Data sources can include plant-level industrial devices and higher-level business systems. The data can be integrated and collected from multiple sources at an on-premise edge or gateway device, which sends the data to event queues on the cloud platform. The data queues orchestrate and store the data on cloud storage, and an analytics layer performs business analytics or other types of analysis on the stored data to produce various outcomes. Similar analytic platforms can also be implemented at the device level, and analytic functions can be scaled between the device level and higher levels in accordance with the scope of a given analytic function.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 3, 2020Publication date: June 25, 2020Inventors: Kevin Chao, Pradeep Kaushik, Richard W. Sze, John A. Genovesi
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Patent number: 10620612Abstract: A scalable industrial data ingestion and analysis architecture integrates and collects data from multiple diverse sources at one or more industrial facilities. Data sources can include plant-level industrial devices and higher-level business systems. The data can be integrated and collected from multiple sources at an on-premise edge or gateway device, which sends the data to event queues on the cloud platform. The data queues orchestrate and store the data on cloud storage, and an analytics layer performs business analytics or other types of analysis on the stored data to produce various outcomes. Similar analytic platforms can also be implemented at the device level, and analytic functions can be scaled between the device level and higher levels in accordance with the scope of a given analytic function.Type: GrantFiled: March 27, 2018Date of Patent: April 14, 2020Assignee: Rockwell Automation Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Kevin Chao, Pradeep Kaushik, Richard W. Sze, John A. Genovesi
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Publication number: 20180356800Abstract: A scalable industrial data ingestion and analysis architecture integrates and collects data from multiple diverse sources at one or more industrial facilities. Data sources can include plant-level industrial devices and higher-level business systems. The data can be integrated and collected from multiple sources at an on-premise edge or gateway device, which sends the data to event queues on the cloud platform. The data queues orchestrate and store the data on cloud storage, and an analytics layer performs business analytics or other types of analysis on the stored data to produce various outcomes. Similar analytic platforms can also be implemented at the device level, and analytic functions can be scaled between the device level and higher levels in accordance with the scope of a given analytic function.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 27, 2018Publication date: December 13, 2018Inventors: Kevin Chao, Pradeep Kaushik, Richard W. Sze, John A. Genovesi
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Publication number: 20180357334Abstract: A scalable industrial data ingestion and analysis architecture integrates and collects data from multiple diverse sources at one or more industrial facilities. Data sources can include plant-level industrial devices and higher-level business systems. The data can be integrated and collected from multiple sources at an on-premise edge or gateway device, which sends the data to event queues on the cloud platform. The data queues orchestrate and store the data on cloud storage, and an analytics layer performs business analytics or other types of analysis on the stored data to produce various outcomes. Similar analytic platforms can also be implemented at the device level, and analytic functions can be scaled between the device level and higher levels in accordance with the scope of a given analytic function.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 27, 2018Publication date: December 13, 2018Inventors: Kevin Chao, Pradeep Kaushik, Richard W. Sze, John A. Genovesi
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Publication number: 20180356792Abstract: A scalable industrial data ingestion and analysis architecture integrates and collects data from multiple diverse sources at one or more industrial facilities. Data sources can include plant-level industrial devices and higher-level business systems. The data can be integrated and collected from multiple sources at an on-premise edge or gateway device, which sends the data to event queues on the cloud platform. The data queues orchestrate and store the data on cloud storage, and an analytics layer performs business analytics or other types of analysis on the stored data to produce various outcomes. Similar analytic platforms can also be implemented at the device level, and analytic functions can be scaled between the device level and higher levels in accordance with the scope of a given analytic function.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 27, 2018Publication date: December 13, 2018Inventors: Kevin Chao, Pradeep Kaushik, Richard W. Sze, John A. Genovesi