Richard D Egbert

Title: Richard D. Egbert and Virtualized Munition Support Software.

Introduction

Richard D. Egbert is an inventor associated with Sahuarita, Arizona, and Raytheon Company. His patent work describes a virtualized environment for simulating a programming and test platform alongside a munition.

Latest Patents

The supplied information identifies one patent for Egbert: “Virtualized Hardware and Methods for Leveraging Virtualized Hardware with Munition Support Software.” The invention uses memory to store a virtualization containing a virtual machine, software or firmware instructions for the programming and test platform, and instructions that control the platform’s behavior relative to a munition. It also includes a virtual representation of the munition and virtual communication channels connecting it to the virtual machine. A processor executes the virtualization to simulate both the platform and the munition. Egbert is credited with 1 patent in the information provided.

Career Highlights

Egbert’s listed patent reflects work on virtualized hardware and software for programming, testing, and simulating munition-related systems. The supplied information associates him with Raytheon Company.

Collaborations

Brad A. Walker and Jonathan Johansen are identified as Egbert’s coworkers. The available details do not specify their roles in the patent or the extent of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Richard D. Egbert’s listed invention applies virtualization to the simulation of a programming and test platform and a munition, bringing their software, virtual representations, and communication channels together in one system.