John Marco Panettiere

Title: John Marco Panettiere: Patents in 3D Positioning and Wireless Deployment

Introduction

John Marco Panettiere is an inventor associated with Schnecksville, Pennsylvania, and Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc. His patent work addresses technologies for identifying objects in three-dimensional spaces and planning wireless equipment deployment. He holds 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Methods and Systems for Resolving 3D Positions of Multiple Objects Present Within a 3D Space. This invention describes a multi-view positioning system that estimates the locations of detected objects and groups observations that correspond to the same object. It then calculates a more accurate 3D position for each object by combining the grouped observations.

System and Method for Wireless Equipment Deployment. This invention analyzes imagery of locations and structures to identify relevant features and calculate scores and rankings. When a structure’s ranking exceeds a threshold, the system can trigger deployment of wireless equipment and control a communication device to exchange signals with nearby devices.

Career Highlights

Panettiere’s listed patents reflect work on applying data analysis to practical technology challenges. One focuses on improving the accuracy of multi-object positioning, while the other supports decisions about where to deploy wireless communication equipment.

Collaborations

Panettiere is associated with Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc. His listed coworkers include Tim KuanCheng Hou and Nicholas Sean Escanilla.

Conclusion

John Marco Panettiere’s two patents cover complementary areas of technology: precise 3D object positioning and data-informed wireless equipment deployment.