Marc Manninger

Title: Marc Manninger: Vehicle Access and Battery Security Innovations.

Introduction

Marc Manninger is an inventor based in Graz, Austria, whose patent work addresses vehicle access technology and battery-system security. He is associated with NXP B.V. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Manninger’s listed patents include “Key fob and method of configuring a key fob” and “Battery system and method of configuring the same.”

“Key fob and method of configuring a key fob” describes a device that communicates wirelessly with a vehicle controller to provide access credentials. When connected to a vehicle console through a wired interface, the key fob can also support wireless charging of an external mobile device or serve as an anchor for ranging operations with that device.

“Battery system and method of configuring the same” concerns a vehicle battery system with multiple battery modules, a controller, and secure elements distributed among the modules and controller. The secure elements perform authentication operations using cryptographic algorithms, and the patent also describes a corresponding configuration method.

Career Highlights

The supplied information connects Manninger’s work at NXP B.V. with inventions involving vehicle electronics, wireless communication, cryptographic authentication, and battery systems. These technologies focus on access functionality and security in connected vehicles.

Collaborations

Naman Khullar and Dorian Haslinger are identified as Manninger’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the listed patents.

Conclusion

Marc Manninger’s listed inventions bring together practical vehicle-access features and cryptographic protections for battery systems, reflecting a focus on security and connectivity in automotive technology.