Bruce Collins

USPTO Granted Patents = 45 (Patent Applications = 5)

CIPO Patents = 1 (Patent Applications = 2)

EPO Patents = 14 (Patent Applications = 7)

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.1

ph-index = 8

Forward Citations = 521(Granted Patents)

Company Filing History:

44 out of 41,326

Qualcomm Incorporated

Years Active: 2006-2016

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45 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward Citations

Abstract keywords

1. 9369989 - Methods and apparatus for communication of notifications (2016-06-14),

2. 9252921 - Method of multiplexing over an error-prone wireless broadcast channel (2016-02-02),

3. 9112620 - Method of enabling power savings when no data is being transmitted on a media logical channel (2015-08-18),

4. 9072093 - Flexible control channels for unplanned wireless networks (2015-06-30),

5. 8976858 - Error resilience using out of band directory information (2015-03-10),

6. 8942739 - Methods and apparatus for communication of notifications (2015-01-27),

7. 8893179 - Apparatus and methods for providing and presenting customized channel information (2014-11-18),

8. 8885470 - Methods and systems for resizing multimedia content based on quality and rate information (2014-11-11),

9. 8867336 - System for early detection of decoding errors (2014-10-21),

10. 8842666 - Methods and apparatus for packetization of content for transmission over a network (2014-09-23),

11. 8819711 - Hierarchical program packages for user terminal subscribable services (2014-08-26),

12. 8792865 - Method and apparatus for adjusting packet data content by sending null packets based on transmitter signal condition or requirement (2014-07-29),

13. 8694016 - Methods and apparatus for use of data object popularity measurements for improved quality of service perception in wireless broadcast systems (2014-04-08),

14. 8675631 - Method and system for achieving faster device operation by logical separation of control information (2014-03-18),

15. 8640009 - Methods and apparatus for providing linear erasure codes (2014-01-28),

Title: Bruce Collins: A Pioneer in Notification Communication Technologies

Introduction

Bruce Collins, based in San Diego, CA, is a distinguished inventor and engineer with an impressive portfolio of 45 patents to his name. His innovative work primarily focuses on communication technologies, significantly enhancing the way notifications are managed and transmitted in digital devices.

Latest Patents

Collins’ latest inventions include groundbreaking methods and apparatuses for the communication of notifications. One method allows servers to communicate notifications to devices through a primary message that indicates notification status information, while also sending specific addressed notification messages separately. This process conserves system resources by conveying essential information without requiring extensive processing. Another of his recent patents describes a method for multiplexing over error-prone wireless broadcast channels. It involves associating stream length information with system parameter messages, enabling effective de-multiplexing even when individual streams are received in error.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Collins has made significant contributions while working with notable technology companies, including Qualcomm Incorporated and Viasat, Inc. His role in these organizations has focused on developing advanced communication technologies, where his inventions have played a crucial role in shaping the industry.

Collaborations

Collins has also collaborated with talented professionals in the field, including Gordon Kent Walker and Thadi Manjunath Nagaraj. These partnerships have led to the creation of innovative solutions that address the challenges in communication technologies, helping streamline processes for users and companies alike.

Conclusion

Bruce Collins stands out as a visionary in the realm of notification communication technologies. His 45 patents and collaborative efforts with industry giants reflect his dedication to innovation. As technology evolves, his contributions are sure to leave a lasting impact on how we communicate and manage notifications in our increasingly digital world.

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