Muriel Medard

Muriel Médard is a highly accomplished inventor based in Belmont, MA (US), with an impressive portfolio of 81 patents. 

Her latest patents showcase her expertise in the field of communication networks. One of her recent inventions is the "Adaptive Causal Network Coding with Feedback." This technique involves adaptive and causal random linear network coding (AC-RLNC) and forward error correction (FEC) for communication channels with delayed feedback. By analyzing feedback acknowledgments from the receiver, the method intelligently adjusts subsequent coded packets in real time, ensuring efficient transmission in point-to-point communication channels. Another notable patent by Muriel Medard is the "Method and Apparatus for Coded Multipath Network Communication." This invention focuses on data transfer from a source node to a destination node. The technique establishes connections with the source node and sends requests for a data stream and control information, including the number of frames or degrees of freedom (DoFs) to be transmitted. The destination node receives coded frames through the data stream over the established connections. Muriel Medard has contributed to innovation while working with esteemed organizations such as Code On Network Coding, LLC, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Collaborating with fellow inventors, she has developed groundbreaking technologies alongside coworkers such as Kerim Fouli and Xiaomeng Shi, furthering advancements in communication networks. 

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