As a co-founder of Mobility Workx, LLC is glad to share that we reached a settlement agreement that successfully licensed Edwin’s patents—U.S. Patent Nos. 7,231,330, 8,213,417, and 7,697,508—to industry giants Cisco Systems and DISH Wireless. This landmark agreement resolves ongoing litigation filed in the Eastern District of Texas, marking a significant milestone in the commercialization of his groundbreaking technologies.
Some of these matters were covered by RPX Corporation on September 2nd, 2024 (here)
The licensed patents are pivotal in the field of mobile communications, specifically addressing mobility emulation, device certification, and handover mechanisms for 4G and 5G networks. These technologies enable seamless connectivity, robust device performance, and efficient network transitions, which are critical for modern wireless infrastructure.
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U.S. Patent No. 7,231,330: Focuses on methods for emulating mobility in wireless networks, allowing for realistic testing and optimization of mobile devices under various network conditions.
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U.S. Patent No. 8,213,417: Covers techniques for device certification, ensuring that mobile devices meet stringent performance and interoperability standards required for 4G and 5G ecosystems.
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U.S. Patent No. 7,697,508: Details systems for efficient handover between network cells, a cornerstone for uninterrupted service in high-speed 4G and 5G networks.
Dr. Hernandez expressed his satisfaction with the agreements, stating, “Licensing these patents to Cisco Systems and DISH Wireless validates the importance of our innovations in advancing global telecommunications. This resolution not only ends litigation but also fosters collaboration to enhance mobility and connectivity for users worldwide.”
The agreements underscore the critical role of Dr. Hernandez’s technologies in supporting the infrastructure of next-generation networks. Cisco Systems, a leader in networking solutions, and DISH Wireless, a rising player in 5G services, will leverage these patents to strengthen their offerings in enterprise and consumer markets.
The resolution of the Eastern District of Texas litigation highlights the growing trend of patent licensing as a means to avoid prolonged legal disputes while promoting technological adoption. Dr. Hernandez’s contributions continue to shape the future of wireless communications, ensuring reliable and high-performance networks for the digital age.
Represented by attorneys Dan Ravicher from ZEISLER PLLC, and Michael Machat from Machat Law.