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- Karnataka, IN (2018 - 2020)
- Chicago, IL (US) (2020)
- Bengaluru, IN (2016 - 2024)
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Celebrating Innovation and Expertise: Meet Amit Kumar Agrawal
With over 20 years of experience, including 18 years at Motorola, Amit Kumar Agrawal is a seasoned technology leader who has been at the forefront of groundbreaking innovations in the mobile industry. As a product specialist, Amit has brought transformative features like Smart Connect (Ready For), Edge Touch, Voice over Display, ViNE, and Talk to Me to life — ensuring cutting-edge technology meets real user needs. His visionary approach to aligning market trends with technological advancements has made a lasting impact.
Amit’s contributions extend beyond product innovation; he is a patent powerhouse with 215+ granted patents and 540+ filings spanning the USPTO, Europe, PCT, India, and China. His influence has shaped key Motorola and Google products, and for over a decade, he has played a pivotal role on Motorola's patent review board, reviewing 750+ disclosures and offering strategic IP guidance.
Beyond his technical expertise, Amit is a champion of innovation culture. He established Motorola’s India IP Ambassador Team, fostering a collaborative approach to intellectual property development. His leadership has also driven multiple patent workshops across Motorola and Lenovo sites in Brazil, India, China, and the US, uniting cross-functional teams across the globe.
Amit’s ability to bridge strategy, technical know-how, and leadership makes him a trailblazer in mobile technology, inspiring teams and driving advancements that define the future.
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