AI-Native Energy Orchestration Router for Managing Building Assets

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Detected March 26th, 2026

Summary

The USPTO has published a new patent application, US20260088617A1, detailing an AI-native energy orchestration router. This router is designed to manage distributed energy assets within a building by optimizing energy flows between utility meters, main breaker panels, and various energy assets in real-time.

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This document is a patent application (US20260088617A1) filed with the USPTO, describing an "AI-native energy orchestration router." The proposed router would be installed between a building's utility meter and main breaker panel. It features a communication interface to connect with the meter, panel, and distributed energy assets, along with a power stage for bidirectional energy conversion and distribution. A processor would receive data, generate real-time orchestration policies, and execute them to control energy flow, dynamically optimizing building energy asset operations.

As this is a patent application, it does not impose immediate regulatory requirements or compliance deadlines on businesses. However, it signals potential future technological developments in energy management and smart building systems. Companies involved in energy infrastructure, smart grid technology, or building automation may wish to monitor the progress of this patent and similar innovations for competitive intelligence and potential licensing opportunities.

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AI-NATIVE ENERGY ORCHESTRATION ROUTER FOR MANAGING DISTRIBUTED ENERGY ASSETS OF A BUILDING

Application US20260088617A1 Kind: A1 Mar 26, 2026

Inventors

Ignacio Juarez

Abstract

The present disclosure provides an energy orchestration router arranged to be installed between a utility energy meter and a main breaker panel of a building. The router includes a communication interface arranged to communicatively couple the router to the utility energy meter, the main breaker panel, and one or more energy assets at the building. The router further includes a power stage arranged to orchestrate bidirectional energy conversion and distribution for the energy assets and at least one processor arranged to perform operations including receiving data from the utility energy meter, the main breaker panel, and the energy assets, generating orchestration policies for allocating energy flows between the energy assets, and executing the orchestration policies in real-time, causing the power stage to control electron flow between the utility energy meter and the energy assets to dynamically optimize operation based on the orchestration policies.