Nicholas Sean Escanilla

Title: Nicholas Sean Escanilla: Patents in 3D Positioning and Wireless Deployment

Introduction

Nicholas Sean Escanilla is an inventor based in Broomfield, Colorado. His work includes inventions involving 3D object positioning and the deployment of wireless equipment. He is associated with Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc. and holds 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Escanilla’s patent, “Methods and Systems for Resolving 3D Positions of Multiple Objects Present Within a 3D Space,” describes a system that estimates the positions of detected objects from multiple datasets. It groups datasets that correspond to the same object, then uses those groupings to determine more accurate 3D positions.

His patent, “System and Method for Wireless Equipment Deployment,” describes analyzing imagery of locations and structures to identify relevant features. The system calculates structure and installation scores, ranks potential sites, and can trigger deployment of wireless communication equipment when a site’s rank exceeds a threshold.

Career Highlights

Escanilla’s listed patents address two distinct technical challenges: accurately locating multiple objects in three-dimensional space and evaluating locations for wireless equipment deployment. Both inventions describe systems that use collected data to support decisions about positioning or deployment.

Collaborations

Escanilla’s listed coworkers include Hannah Nicole Aldeborgh and Tim KuanCheng Hou. His company affiliation is Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc.

Conclusion

Nicholas Sean Escanilla’s patent work spans 3D positioning and data-driven wireless equipment deployment, reflecting a focus on systems that improve spatial analysis and infrastructure planning.