Martha R Henley

Title: Martha R. Henley and Her Video-Streaming Patents.

Introduction

Martha R. Henley is an inventor associated with Morgan Hill, California, and International Business Machines Corporation. Her patent work addresses the storage, scheduling, and delivery of multimedia data, particularly video content.

Latest Patents

Henley’s listed patents include inventions for managing video data streams and large multimedia files.

“Video data streamer having scheduler for scheduling read request for” describes a media-streaming system that coordinates storage nodes, communication nodes, and data buffers. Its schedulers arrange requests for sequential portions of video so that data is available before it needs to be transmitted to viewers.

“Method and system for managing movement of large multi-media data files” describes a process for moving video files from archival tape storage to active hard-disk storage. It uses storage, lookahead, and candidate lists to simulate scheduled events and create a plan for staging files efficiently.

Career Highlights

Henley’s listed portfolio includes 3 patents. Her work reflects a focus on practical challenges in video-server systems, including timely data delivery and efficient management of storage resources.

Collaborations

Henley’s listed coworkers include Ashok Raj Saxena and James Christopher Wyllie. Her association with IBM places her work within a broader corporate research and development environment.

Conclusion

Martha R. Henley’s patent contributions center on improving how video systems schedule data delivery and manage multimedia storage.