This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: George Mason University. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Satish Kolli: Inventor in Roadside Multi-Access Edge Computing
Introduction
Satish Kolli is an inventor associated with Herndon, Virginia, and George Mason University. His patent work addresses how wireless multi-access edge computing can support traffic management through roadside units.
Latest Patents
Kolli is associated with 1 patent, titled “Multi-access edge computing for roadside units.” The invention describes a system in which fifth-generation (5G) roadside units connect with mobile user equipment and use local multi-access edge computing (MEC) hosts to provide computing, storage, and network resources.
In the proposed system, separate MEC hosts run applications that manage traffic flow in their respective cellular zones. An application programming interface connects the applications, enabling them to coordinate traffic management across a combined zone.
Career Highlights
Kolli’s patent reflects an approach to distributing computing resources closer to vehicles and roadside infrastructure. By coordinating applications across neighboring 5G zones, the system is designed to support traffic management across a broader area.
Collaborations
Kolli is associated with George Mason University. His listed coworkers include Santos Jha and Duminda Wijesekera.
Conclusion
Satish Kolli’s patent focuses on coordinating roadside 5G units and edge-computing applications to manage vehicle traffic across connected cellular zones.
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