Ronald M Huberman

Title: Ronald M. Huberman and Telecommunications Innovation.

Introduction

Ronald M. Huberman is an inventor associated with Nepean, Canada, and Alcatel Canada Inc. His patent work addresses call management in public switched telephone networks during periods of unusually high demand.

Latest Patents

The available information identifies one patent associated with Huberman: “Automated Mass Calling Control for Public Switched Telephone Networks Employing a Packet Based Virtual Tandem.” The invention describes detecting a mass-calling event and regulating calls to the affected destination. It combines a packet transport network and a central Call Server with the public switched telephone network, allowing them to perform switching functions traditionally handled by multiple time-division multiplexing switches. A credit-bucket mechanism regulates calls during a mass-calling event, and the packet network may use ATM, Frame Relay, or IP protocols. The record lists 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Huberman’s listed patent reflects work on integrating packet-based network architecture with established telephone infrastructure. Its call-regulation approach is designed to manage demand when a destination receives a surge of calls.

Collaborations

The supplied information lists Ka K. Ho and Edwin M. Gans as Huberman’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe particular collaborative contributions.

Conclusion

Ronald M. Huberman’s documented invention focuses on controlling mass calling through a packet-based virtual tandem integrated with the public switched telephone network.