Greg Deeter

Hello and welcome to my Cold Domain.

My name is Greg Deeter. Some of you may know me as a fellow journeyman — our lives having intersected or joined together, even to this day. For others, this is your first time visiting with me in any way. In either case, here are some insights into what I have experienced in recent times and the outcomes those encounters have produced.

Most of you have been watching the explosive expansion in technology placing increasing demands on our energy and water resources — demands that are unsustainable given current infrastructure and environmental limitations.

The messages we hear echo the messages of the past that have always fostered innovation. "We can't!" ✦ "We shouldn't!" ✦ "It won't work!" ✦ "It's never been done!" ✦ "It is impossible!" — none of those doubts stopped us from putting a man on the moon. That adventure into the impossible pushed the boundary of what was possible far beyond the gates of doubt and the blindness that comes from accepting what you know now against what you could know if you asked the right questions and embraced a fresh point of view.

Over five decades as a field engineer and forensic equipment breakdown investigator, I learned to ask every question the machine couldn't answer for itself:

What it does ✦ How it does it ✦ How old it is ✦ How well it is still supported ✦ Whether repair technicians and experts can restore it ✦ Whether spare parts are available ✦ Whether used or refurbished units exist to compare values against ✦ Whether the newest generation versions are backwards compatible ✦ And so on and so forth.

All of those experiences — across pre-install engineering, installation, training, service, refurbishment, enhancement, and my own ancillary inventions along the way — have been the catalyst for creating hundreds of innovations since early this year. I am now applying proven process and physical science to domains where it has always existed but never been directed. My portfolio is in active USPTO prosecution with an outstanding local patent attorney firm.

If you are a curious and eager learner, I want to share more of my story by helping you discover yours. I know you have seen the impossible. I think I can show you how to bring it into the realm of possible — in ways you just didn't know were there. The only dumb questions are the ones that are never asked.