Gotz-Philip Brasche

Title: Gotz-Philip Brasche: Inventor of Location-Aware Software Development

Introduction

Gotz-Philip Brasche is an inventor associated with North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, and Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC. His listed patent concerns tools that make it easier to develop software applications using location information.

Latest Patents

Brasche is credited with 1 patent: “Location Aware Mobile-Device Software Development.” The invention describes a development environment that brings together the gathering, analysis, and display of location information. It aims to help developers—including those without specialized expertise—add location-based services to their applications.

The patent also describes a higher-level programming model in which location can be treated as a logical entity rather than only as raw coordinates such as latitude and longitude. Shared location and map data stores can allow multiple applications on a device to use location-related information instead of maintaining separate stores.

Career Highlights

Brasche’s listed patent connects his work with software development, mobile devices, and location-aware applications. The invention’s focus is on simplifying access to location data and enabling developers to build richer applications.

Collaborations

The supplied information lists Ivo William Salmre and Frank Mantek as Brasche’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe particular collaborations.

Conclusion

Gotz-Philip Brasche’s listed invention addresses a practical challenge in software development by making location information easier to integrate, share, and use across mobile applications.