This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: American Telecorp. Active years: 1997.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1997
Title: Simon F. Moloney: Network Device Modeling and Emulation
Introduction
Simon F. Moloney is an inventor associated with American Telecorp in Redwood City, California. His patent work addresses methods for modeling and emulating devices in a network.
Latest Patents
Moloney is credited with 1 patent: “Methods and Apparatus for Modeling and Emulating Devices in a Network.” The invention describes a compiler that converts device-type rules and behaviors into nested metadata structures stored in model databases. It outlines a two-phase process for parsing definitions and building databases, which can be loaded into memory for efficient access. Navigation sequences retrieve data selectively, while evaluation functions assess predicates against operational data. During operation, device emulation uses the appropriate model databases to interpret user and system actions.
Career Highlights
Moloney’s documented patent contribution focuses on network element management and device emulation. The approach organizes device controls and assignable features into models that support efficient data retrieval and evaluation.
Collaborations
His listed coworkers include Philippe J. Chouraki and Mark A. Russell.
Conclusion
Simon F. Moloney’s patent describes a structured approach to representing network devices and emulating their behavior, with the goal of supporting efficient management and interpretation of network operations.
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