Tom Nagy

USPTO Granted Patents = 15 (Patent Applications = 1)

CIPO Patents = 12 (Patent Applications = 1)

EPO Patents = 4 (Patent Applications = 2)

Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.3

ph-index = 7

Forward Citations = 364(Granted Patents)

Company Filing History:

13 out of 4,495

Research in Motion Corporation

patents

2 out of 5,890

Blackberry Corporation

patents

Years Active: 2009-2015

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15 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 9036553 - Power saving via variable listen intervals in a WLAN (2015-05-19),

2. 8681629 - System and method for adjusting transmission data rates to a device in a communication network (2014-03-25),

3. 8392554 - System and method of remotely locating a lost mobile communication device (2013-03-05),

4. 8363596 - Power saving via variable listen intervals in a WLAN (2013-01-29),

5. 8280457 - Methods and apparatus for reducing power consumption for mobile devices using broadcast-to-unicast message conversion (2012-10-02),

6. 8199218 - Camera with automatic fluorescent lighting mode (2012-06-12),

7. 8107974 - Probabilistic location prediction for a mobile station (2012-01-31),

8. 8045469 - System and method for adjusting transmission data rates to a device in a communication network (2011-10-25),

9. 8005032 - Maintaining delivery traffic indication message (DTIM) periods on a per-wireless client device basis (2011-08-23),

10. 7962156 - Probabilistic location prediction for a mobile station (2011-06-14),

11. 7953457 - Methods and apparatus for reducing power consumption for mobile devices using broadcast-to-unicast message conversion (2011-05-31),

12. 7936379 - Camera with automatic fluorescent lighting mode (2011-05-03),

13. 7903087 - Method for facilitating navigation and selection functionalities of a trackball incorporated upon a wireless handheld communication device (2011-03-08),

14. 7653400 - Probabilistic location prediction for a mobile station (2010-01-26),

15. 7593417 - Handling broadcast and multicast traffic as unicast traffic in a wireless network (2009-09-22),

Title: A Profile of Inventor Tom Nagy from Waterloo, CA

Introduction

Tom Nagy is an accomplished inventor based in Waterloo, Canada, known for his significant contributions to wireless communication technologies. With a remarkable portfolio of 15 patents, he has solidified his reputation in the industry as a leading innovator. His inventions focus on enhancing the efficiency of wireless networks, showcasing his expertise in this vital field.

Latest Patents

One of Tom Nagy's latest innovations includes a patent titled "Power Saving via Variable Listen Intervals in a WLAN." This invention focuses on a wireless client device that interacts with an access point to optimize power usage. The device evaluates predefined criteria to adjust the listen interval parameter, which determines the intervals at which the device listens for beacon frames. This intelligent adjustment helps reduce energy consumption without compromising connectivity.

Another notable patent is for a "System and Method for Adjusting Transmission Data Rates to a Device in a Communication Network." This innovation outlines a method for dynamically altering data transmission characteristics to maintain optimal communication rates. The process involves monitoring data transmission initiation, identifying device characteristics, and adjusting the transmission rate accordingly. This ensures efficient data transfer tailored to the capabilities of the receiving device while sustaining the required transmission speed.

Career Highlights

Tom Nagy has cultivated a successful career at prominent technology companies, including Research in Motion (RIM) and BlackBerry Corporation. His work at these companies has greatly influenced the advancement of mobile communication technologies. Leveraging his experience, he has been pivotal in developing solutions that cater to the evolving demands of wireless communication.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Tom has collaborated with notable professionals in the industry, including James Wang and Ian M. Robertson. These collaborations have fostered innovative thinking and have led to the development of groundbreaking technologies that have shaped modern communication systems.

Conclusion

Tom Nagy's contributions to the field of wireless communication are commendable, highlighting his inventive spirit and technical expertise. His latest patents demonstrate a forward-thinking approach to solving real-world problems in technology. As he continues to innovate, the impact of his work will likely resonate throughout the technology landscape for years to come.

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