Public record

MILO public record

A consolidated, independently verifiable record of the work behind the Modular Intelligent Learning Orchestrator. Every item below resolves to a public source you can open directly.

This page exists so that an external reviewer — including a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services adjudicator evaluating an EB-2 National Interest Waiver petition — can verify the substantive evidence for Modular Intelligent Learning Orchestrator without relying on narrative description. Each section is sourced.

Petitioner identity

Jorge Enrique Flores Montano. ORCID iD 0009-0003-1859-8418. Founder, JM Automated Solutions, Carlsbad, California. M.S. Industrial Engineering, New Mexico State University, December 2018, with a concurrent Graduate Certificate in Public Utilities Regulation Economics from NMSU's Center for Public Utilities.

Federal engagement — U.S. Department of Energy

The petitioner submitted a public Request-for-Information response to the U.S. Department of Energy's Genesis Mission, established by Executive Order "Launching the Genesis Mission," signed November 2025 and published in the Federal Register on 2025-11-28. The submission is a unilateral RFI response; it does not constitute endorsement, partnership, contract, or selection by DOE.

DOE submission identifiers on file: MILO-ES-2026-002 and MILO-ES-2026-003-DOE. The substantive technical engagement with a federal program of national importance — independent of any acceptance decision — is offered under the substantial-merit-and-national-importance prong of Matter of Dhanasar, 26 I&N Dec. 884 (AAO 2016).

Intellectual property — U.S. Patent and Trademark Office

Two pending federal IP filings document the petitioner as originator of patentable adaptive-AI subject matter:

  • USPTO Trademark — Serial No. 99706004, mark ~MILO™. Intent-to-use application, examination pending. Status verifiable via the USPTO Trademark Status & Document Retrieval (TSDR) system.
  • USPTO Provisional Patent — Application 63/993,825, patent-pending status. (Provisional applications are confidential during pendency; verification through counsel-mediated channels.)

Architectural reference — concept DOI

The architectural reference for Modular Intelligent Learning Orchestrator, archived on the CERN-backed Zenodo open-archive with a permanent DOI:

10.5281/zenodo.20117025 — MILO - Modular Intelligent Learning Orchestrator: A Public Architectural Reference.

Published articles — five companion architectural papers

Five companion architectural papers on adaptive AI for high-consequence industrial-control environments, each with a permanent DOI on Zenodo, all published 2026-05-11. Each article is independently archived; the architectural reference (above) ties the series together.

Article 01: Independence as an Architectural Property DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20117647Page
Article 02: Latency-Aware Authentication DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20117651Page
Article 03: Supervisory Primacy DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20117662Page
Article 04: Eight Structural Principles DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20117703Page
Article 05: Adaptive Resilience DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20117716Page

Open-source reference implementation

A public reference implementation under CC BY 4.0 license, with topic tags aligning the work to recognized federal and international standards frameworks (NIST AI RMF 1.0, EU AI Act, ISA-IEC 62443, DOE Genesis Mission, NIST SP 800-82r3, OT cybersecurity, human-in-the-loop AI).

Peer-review engagement — IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics

Manuscript TII-26-4335, submission of Article 2 (Latency-Aware Authentication in Industrial Control Environments), is currently in editorial review at IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics — a Q1 international peer-reviewed journal in the industrial-informatics field. The journal's editorial portal confirms the submission. Submission is not acceptance; the active editorial review is the time-of-filing evidence.

Live production deployment — GetAdvice

GetAdvice is a voice-first AI tutor product built on the MILO Orchestrator. The production deployment is live on the public domain. Detailed runtime, provider, and health-route evidence stays out of the public record page and remains available through private operational channels if counsel needs it.

Industrial deployment record — seven years across four sectors

Approximately seven years of documented industrial automation deployments across food, beverage, pharmaceutical, and medical-device manufacturing. Counsel-held evidence includes customer-side operational corroboration from regulated manufacturing environments. The public page avoids private customer names, exact letter metadata, detailed deployment metrics, and affidavit status.

Verification index — open these to confirm everything above

Every claim on this page can be independently verified by following the links below. None of the evidence depends on accepting the petitioner's narrative.

This page is a public record, not a legal document. It is intended to make the petitioner's substantive work independently verifiable by any external reviewer. Counsel-mediated channels remain the authoritative path for documents that are confidential (signed expert letters, USPTO provisional patent file wrapper, DOE submission contents, IEEE manuscript file).