Centurion Patentors as of January 14, 2025

Hang Zhang

Senior Principal Engineer at Huawei Technologies Canada.

Zhang is a visionary in wireless telecommunications. System architecture design is her specialty.

Hang is currently advocating her innovative and revolutionary 5G network architecture design, leveraging her deep experiences in 2G, 3G, and 4G but also challenging existing conventions.

Patent №: 12200571 – Terrestrial positioning system. A method estimates location using a network function. A positioning apparatus registers with a management function, sends location data, and receives a response. It then transmits location information to a mobile device based on the response.

Wan Si Wan

Designer at LoveFrom.

Patent №:  D1057760 – Electronic device with graphical user interface.

Patent №: 12198260 – Devices, methods, and graphical user interfaces for interacting with three-dimensional environments. A computer system displays a 3D environment with a representation of a physical space. Upon detecting user movement, it updates the environment with virtual content corresponding to the exercise type associated with the user’s new location.

Derry Shribman

Mr. Shribman is the Founder at Bright Data and Founder and President at Hola.

Patent №:  12200084 – System and method for improving internet communication by using intermediate nodes.

A method uses tunnel devices to fetch web content. Clients request slices from tunnels via an acceleration server and reconstruct the content, with flexibility in roles and slicing.

Patent №: 12200083 – System and method for improving internet communication by using intermediate nodes. A method fetches web content via tunnel devices. Clients request slices from these intermediaries, which retrieve and send the data for reconstruction, with redundancy and flexibility in slice handling.

Patent №: 12200038 – System providing faster and more efficient data communication. A system improves network speed and reduces congestion by using an acceleration server, clients, agents, and peers. Clients fetch data in parallel from peers with cached content, easing server load and speeding up transfers.