Veteran-owned manufacturer The Sesolinc Grp, Inc. announced the issuance of its eighth U.S. patent. Titled “Laterally Combinable Multipurpose Relocatable Structures,” U.S. Patent No. 12,662,305 B2 covers modular relocatable structures that can be connected together to create larger operational spaces while maintaining the mobility, transportability and durability required for demanding environments.
The patented technology introduces a flexible approach to relocatable infrastructure, allowing individual structures to be rapidly deployed and later combined into larger facilities for command operations, maintenance activities, equipment storage, emergency response coordination, communications and other mission requirements.
“This patent reflects our commitment to solving real-world challenges through practical engineering and innovation,” Founder and Inventor Harry Ford III said. “Every patent represents years of development, testing and refinement. We’re proud to continue building technologies that help organizations operate more effectively wherever the mission takes them.”
According to the patent filing, Sesolinc Grp designed the structures to support military, humanitarian, industrial, construction, medical, disaster relief and remote-site operations.
Based in Statesboro, Georgia, the company operates from a 100,000-square-foot production facility and specializes in custom metal and aluminum fabrication, relocatable structures and ISO container conversions.
