Logan focuses on preparation and prosecution of U.S. and foreign patent applications relating to computer and mechanical engineering inventions. He is formally trained in the field of computer software and mechanical engineering. Logan is fluent in writing software in Java, C, Python, Ruby, Prolog, and Lisp and is experienced in working with complex data structures and algorithms.

Logan’s intellectual property work includes subject matter such as:

• Use of a blockchain for secure cloud to user connections in personal assistance devices
• Application of a neural network for diagnosis of physiological conditions
• Machine learning trained by prior patient data
• Encryption/decryption software for two-way authentication in RFID localization technology
• User interactions handled by artificial intelligence employing modular software architecture in personal assistance devices
• Agricultural devices
• RFID tag technology
• Home security devices
• Laser oximetry
• Light sheet fluorescence microscopy
• Optical thermal devices
• Water usage tracking
• Wearable physiological sensors

• University of Arizona (B.S., Computer Science, 2019)