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Claims across two pending U.S. filings.

From digital twin to O&M.

282 claims across two pending U.S. filings. Coverage spans the full process: digital twin and site model, cooling-first design, EPC execution, and monitoring and operations. Not a single gadget.

Patents pending

Coverage

The filings follow the project from first model to last operating hour.

  1. 01

    Digital twin

    Site weather, soils, generation, and constraints become a physical design and control scheme.

  2. 02

    Design and sequence

    Remove heat first. Recover heat later. Cooling-first is independently claimed — later recovery is not required to practice Phase 1.

  3. 03

    EPC execution

    How the platform is built, retrofitted onto existing arrays and campuses, and commissioned.

  4. 04

    Monitoring and O&M

    How the plant is run: stage-gating, allocating freed electrical capacity to compute, rack cooling independent of thermal recovery.

Multi-family stack

Four families around one process.

The IP strategy protects process-level integration across design, deployment, and operations — not only individual components.

  1. 01

    Integrated foundation, tracking, and cooling

    Terrain-following foundations, dual-use tracker structures, and cooling retrofit of existing pile-driven, A-frame, and fixed-tilt arrays.

  2. 02

    Cooling-first thermal

    Open cassette rows and an air-cooled chiller. No dry coolers. No cooling towers.

  3. 03

    Hybrid PV + CSP + TES + ORC

    Phase 2 stays on the grid and adds engines and the heat train. Phase 3 is full off-grid. The receiver rocks with the mirror.

  4. 04

    Controls and staged optimization

    Stage-gated systems that translate site inputs into physical design and control actions — allocating cooling-displaced electrical capacity to compute.

Counterparties review the stack under NDA.

Claim text, filing numbers, and operating method are not published here. Same-Point, Inc. Patents pending.

Certain aspects of the technology are the subject of patent filings. Claim counts are as filed and may change in prosecution. Not an offer.