Optio Labs, Inc.

Federated Wireless, Inc.

Virginia Tech Intellectual Properties, Inc.

Other

Aurora Flight Sciences Corporation

Thomas Charles Clancy

Christopher Jules White

Ashwin Amanna

Jeffrey H Reed

Christopher M Thompson

Joseph Mitola, Iii

Brian Dougherty

David Alexander Hamrick

Robert Austin Hanlin

Krzysztof Kamil Zienkiewicz

Grayson Gates Sharpe

Robert McGwier

Avik Sengupta

Akshay Kumar

Francesco Giannini

John Gundlach

Andrew T Pham

Steven Petullo

Michael J Fowler

Sergio Bernales

Jean-Marie Bourven

Robert McGweir

Seth Hitefield

Described herein are systems and methods for telecommunications spectrum sharing between multiple heterogeneous users, which leverage a hybrid approach that includes both distributed spectrum sharing, spectrum-sensing, and use of geo-reference databases.

System and method for heterogenous spectrum sharing between commercial cellular operators and legacy incumbent users in wireless networks

Methods and systems described herein relate to enhancing security on a device by enforcing security and access control policies on privileged code execution.

Systems and methods for enforcing access control policies on privileged accesses for mobile devices

Methods and systems described herein relate to enhancing security on a device by configuring one or more software functions in a trusted zone of a processor using object firewalls, IPC mechanisms, and/or a policy engine. An inter-process communication mechanism and inter-process communication bus enable secure inter-process communication between inter-process communication applications within the trusted zone and inter-process communication applications external to the trusted zone. Adapting, filtering, blocking, redirecting, or otherwise modifying inter-process communications is enabled by the inter-process communications mechanism. Modifications may be controlled by a policy engine within the trusted zone.

Systems and methods for enforcing security in mobile computing

Methods and systems described herein relate to enhancing security on a device by enforcing one or more policies on the loading, linking, and/or executing of native code by one or more applications executing on the device.

Systems and methods to enforce security policies on the loading, linking, and execution of native code by mobile applications running inside of virtual machines

A method, system, and computer-readable medium for synchronizing policy data on a device based on device usage context. By synchronizing policy data on the device based on device usage context, security, bandwidth and energy efficiency concerns associated with the current data synchronization art by intelligently organizing and prioritizing the updating of policy data in compliance with policy data.

Systems and methods to synchronize data to a mobile device based on a device usage context

Described herein are systems and methods for sharing public safety network resources between public safety devices and commercial devices. A request for network resources is received from a commercial device for an application running on the commercial device. It is determined that the request is for a first type of traffic that is tolerant to time delays caused by resource fluctuations. Resources are allocated from a public safety network instead of resources from a commercial network, so that the commercial device can use resources from the public safety network.

System and method for network sharing between public safety users and commercial users

Described are systems and methods for managing data traffic to a plurality of mobile devices over a wireless network. For each mobile device, a facility is provided that is capable of:

System and method for distributed data management in wireless networks

Methods and systems described herein relate to enhancing security on a mobile device. Systems and methods for mobile device security include restricting access to network resources via an in-location access point device, based on whether the mobile device is in proximity of the in-location access point device.

Systems and methods for restricting access to network resources via in-location access point protocol

The present invention's side-arm recovery system enables large Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UASs) to operate from small vessels or from ground sites with a minimal footprint. The side-arm recovery system allows arresting an UAS independent of a runway. On the ground or on a ship, the system makes use of a specialized crane system that includes capture and energy absorption devices. A fuselage-mounted top hook snags a horizontal cable and the arresting forces act in the plane of symmetry through the central structure of the UAS. After the capture energy is absorbed, the recovery system safely lowers the aerial vehicle to a ground handling cart. The same system can be combined into a launcher and retriever system which further reduces the footprint by eliminating the need for a separate launcher.

Rail recovery system for aircraft

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Washington, DC, United States of America

Thomas Charles Clancy