Laurent Reynaud

Title: Laurent Reynaud: Inventor in Telecommunications

Introduction

Laurent Reynaud is an inventor based in Châtillon, France, and is associated with Orange. His patent work concerns frequency-resource allocation in cellular networks.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists one patent for Reynaud: Method for Allocating a Frequency Resource to at Least One Terminal, and Associated Device. The invention describes allocating a frequency resource to a terminal in a region of a cellular-network cell. After the terminal requests a resource, the method identifies its cell and region, checks a table for available resources, and uses a reinforcement-learning algorithm to select an available resource. Reynaud is credited with 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Reynaud’s listed patent addresses the challenge of assigning frequency resources to terminals in cellular networks. Its use of reinforcement learning to guide resource selection is a notable feature of the disclosed method. The supplied information associates him with Orange.

Collaborations

The provided information names Steve Chukwuebuka Arum and David Grace as Reynaud’s coworkers. Their specific roles or contributions to the patent are not stated.

Conclusion

Laurent Reynaud’s listed invention applies reinforcement learning to frequency-resource allocation, connecting his patent work with a practical challenge in cellular-network operation.