Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.02
ph-index = 23
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. At+t Corp. (21 from 4,208 patents)
2. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. (17 from 131,324 patents)
3. At&t Mobility Ii LLC (13 from 2,866 patents)
4. At&t Intellectual Property I, L.p. (11 from 16,481 patents)
5. At&t Wireless Services, Inc. (6 from 215 patents)
6. Huawei Technologies Co., Limited (5 from 27,156 patents)
7. Harvard College (5 from 2,961 patents)
8. Other (4 from 832,718 patents)
9. Nortel Networks Corporation (3 from 4,171 patents)
10. Future Wei Technologies, Inc. (3 from 3,046 patents)
11. Cingular Wireless Ii, LLC (3 from 184 patents)
12. Intel Corporation (1 from 54,688 patents)
13. Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories, Inc. (1 from 1,631 patents)
14. Gogo LLC (1 from 99 patents)
15. Gogo Business Aviation LLC (59 patents)
97 patents:
1. 11777569 - Directed wireless communication
2. 11750256 - Directed wireless communication
3. 10715235 - Directed wireless communication
4. 10699205 - Method and apparatus for using gait analysis to determine a health quality measure
5. 10602452 - System and method for device-to-device operation in a cellular communications system
6. 10594376 - Directed wireless communication
7. 10567038 - Wireless power transmission system and method based on transmission schedule
8. 10028233 - Systems and methods for downlink power control and scheduling in a wireless network
9. 10009085 - Directed wireless communication
10. 9780922 - Method and apparatus for data transmission using multiple transmit antennas
11. 9749032 - Transmitter diversity technique for wireless communications
12. 9727698 - Method and apparatus for using gait analysis to determine a health quality measure
13. 9544789 - System and method for channel estimation in a wireless communications system
14. 9509443 - Transmission schemes for device communications
15. 9462589 - Directed wireless communication