This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Skysafe, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Stephen Larew and Drone Monitoring Innovation.
Introduction
Stephen Larew is an inventor based in San Diego, California. His patent work addresses cloud and edge computing services for monitoring drone activity, analyzing data, and mitigating unauthorized drone operations.
Latest Patents
Larew is associated with 1 patent, titled “Systems and Methods for Drone Monitoring, Data Analytics, and Mitigation Cloud Services Using Edge Computing.” The invention describes a system in which drone sensors detect and identify aircraft, while cloud and edge servers combine activity data from sensors and unmanned aircraft system traffic management platforms. Cloud consumers can use connected devices to monitor drone activity and receive reports on activity statistics, predicted behavior, and anomalies. The system also describes machine-learning and federated-learning techniques for developing statistics and behavior models. When a consumer initiates mitigation, the service can determine sensor configurations and coordinate signals intended to deactivate unauthorized drones. Data processing, artificial intelligence, mobility support, and traffic management functions help the cloud and edge infrastructure deliver these services.
Career Highlights
Larew is associated with Skysafe, Inc., a company working in the drone security field. His patent reflects an approach that combines sensing, data analytics, and mitigation through cloud and edge computing.
Collaborations
The provided information identifies Brandon Fang-Hsuan Lo and Scott Torborg as Larew’s coworkers. Their names are also associated with the collaborative context surrounding his work.
Conclusion
Stephen Larew’s patent presents an integrated framework for detecting drones, analyzing their activity, and supporting responses to unauthorized operations through cloud and edge computing.
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