This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Motorola Solutions, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Chee Wen Tan: Inventor in Network Alert Systems.
Introduction
Chee Wen Tan is an inventor associated with Georgetown, Malaysia, and Motorola Solutions, Inc. His patent work addresses how alerts can be delivered efficiently while reducing network bandwidth usage.
Latest Patents
Tan is named on 1 patent: “Device, method and system for reducing network bandwidth usage when providing alerts.” The invention uses information about individuals’ roles, schedules, and current activities to determine who should receive an alert about an incident at a premises. It can also provide recipients with instructions concerning other individuals, while withholding alerts from those classified as nonrecipients. This selective delivery approach is designed to reduce unnecessary network traffic.
Career Highlights
Tan’s documented patent contribution focuses on incident-alert systems and bandwidth-efficient communication. The patent describes a process for classifying individuals, assessing their relationships and activities, and sending alerts only to the appropriate recipients.
Collaborations
Tan’s listed coworkers include Zhe Qian Goh and Syed Isa Syed Idrus. His patent is associated with Motorola Solutions, Inc.
Conclusion
Chee Wen Tan’s patent presents a targeted approach to alert delivery that combines role and schedule information with recipient selection to help reduce network bandwidth usage.
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