GRIDBEATS
Summary of public USPTO data
- Owner
- GE VERNOVA INFRASTRUCTURE TECHNOLOGY LLC
- Status
- Live/Registered
- Serial number
- 98527977
- Registration number
- 8424396
- Filing date
- 2024-04-30
- Registration date
- 2026-09-01
- International classes
- 9, 42
Goods and services
Class 9
- Downloadable software for grid automation to protect and control electrical power transmission and distribution infrastructures, and for users to communicate within electrical power substations
- downloadable software for detecting and preventing power outages and disruptions in grid assets and devices
- downloadable software to connect, operate and manage networked smart grid devices via human machine interface (HMI)
- downloadable software for grid automation to protect and control electrical power transmission and distribution infrastructures, and for users to communicate within islanding grids and into multiple zones
- downloadable software that integrates artificial intelligence (AI) applications for grid automation to protect and control electrical power transmission and distribution infrastructures and for users to communicate within electrical power substations
Class 42
- On-line, non-downloadable software for grid automation to protect and control electrical power transmission and distribution infrastructures, and for users to communicate within electrical power substations
- on-line, non-downloadable software for detecting and preventing power outages and disruptions in grid assets and devices
- on-line, non-downloadable software to connect, operate and manage networked smart grid devices via human machine interface (HMI)
- on-line, non-downloadable software for grid automation to protect and control electrical power transmission and distribution infrastructures, and for users to communicate within islanding grids and into multiple zones
- on-line, non-downloadable software that integrates artificial intelligence (AI) applications for grid automation to protect and control electrical power transmission and distribution infrastructures, and for users to communicate within electrical power substations