Dr. Edwin A. Hernandez

Technology Leader, Startup Expert, Expert Witness, Tech Investor, Tech Strategy, Media Professional & Inventor.
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  • 17+5 US & European patents issued
  • 50+ IP cases, incl. 15+ IPRs
  • $300M+ in licenses & settlements
  • 80+ startups incubated at EGLAVATOR
  • Incubated PointsKash ( $100M raised)
  • Startup Incubator Expert
  • Ex-Motorola
  • Ex-Microsoft
  • Fulbright Scholar
  • IEEE Member
  • FAU Industry Advisory Board
  • TECHEDTV Podcast host
  • Inventor Modern Handoff
  • Honduras Global Co-Founder
  • Mobility Workx Co-Founder
  • Technical and Damages Expert

Introduction

Serial entrepreneur, inventor, technology leader

Dr. Edwin Hernandez is a serial entrepreneur, inventor, and technology leader — the founder of EGLA CORP, a technology company that develops its own technologies and, intellectual property, including MEVIA, MEVIA AI, MEVIA OS, Demolizer, FETTLE AI, PTAB Experts, and others. EGLA serves as a platform where other innovators build ventures at the EGLAVATOR, his technology incubator and accelerator in Coral Springs, FL. The EGLAVATOR assists and invests in early-stage technology companies, offering funding advice, go-to-market strategy, intellectual property guidance, and hands-on execution support.

As a technology leader, Dr. Hernandez has worked with engineering and business teams since his days at Motorola and Microsoft. Through his intellectual property portfolio, he and his team at Mobility Works, have reached licensing agreements with wireless patents covering Motorola, Google, Apple, T-Mobile, Verizon Wireless, DISH Wireless, Samsung, Nokia, Ericsson, Microsoft, Comcast, and other major technology companies.

Dr. Edwin is an expert in technology, licensing, and venture funding with extensive experience in wireless communications, AI, cloud computing, IoT, electronic devices, and advanced software platforms — a hands-on coder who builds prototypes for many of the products developed at his incubator and is well versed in code reviews and hardware/software audits.

Dr. Hernandez earned a B.S. in Electronics Engineering from the Costa Rica Institute of Technology, and an M.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering and a Ph.D. in Computer Engineering from the University of Florida. He is a named inventor on 17 issued U.S. patents and 5 European patents. He has provided technical expert witness services in 50+ intellectual property cases, including 15+ inter partes reviews (IPRs), and four testimonies at trial, Daubert hearings, and numerous depositions. He was a Fulbright Scholar and has twice served as a judge for the Mobile World Congress. He is a Microsoft and Motorola alumnus, a member of the Industry Advisory Board (IAB) at Florida Atlantic University, and producer of his own technology podcast, TECHEDTV.

Dr. Hernandez has testified as an expert witness in several high-value matters, including for Blue Radios at trial (a $24.8M award, per Nasdaq), for the Mojo Mobility legal team on wireless-charging patents (a $192M award, per Reuters), for the TOT Power Control team on power-control patents (a $110M award, per Reuters), and for Intellectual Ventures against LG in a multi-million-dollar licensing dispute.

Edwin's Blog

Jokes

Hehehe Arma de Reglamento HAHAHAHa hahaha…HAHAHA This on en espanol. So funny….and this one is also very funny… “Advanced Computer Setup”

New York Daily News – Home – Nerds make better lovers

I KNEW IT… hahahaha New York Daily News – Home – Nerds make better lovers My favorite quote from the article: How can a savvy girl land a geek of her own? Spencer Koppel, a self-proclaimed geek who attends crossword-puzzle tournaments on weekends, has made it easy for girls with their eye on the prize with his “Geek to Geek”

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Today…

My linux “box” was dead, but not it came back to life with a new Power Supply. I went and bought it right @ COMPUSA in Plantation. I also bought a new desk chair at OfficeMax.. boring day, isn’t it? I found this very interesting.. a Peer-2-Peer to find Telephony Services. What will ATT and MCI do about this?DUNDI or

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No more boring flights

Amzingly, you CANNOT make calls from cell phones but now you can WiFi, so is it VoIP banned then? The New York Times > Technology > United Airlines Approved for In-Flight Internet Service

Organization of American States (OAS) Summit

The OEA (Organizacion de Estados Americanos) or OAS has a summit this week in Ft. Lauderdale. Many US-Latin American issues will be discussed. Democracy, ousted presidents (Ecuador, Bolivia), widespread violeance in Haiti, Poverty, Free trade. In fact, President Bush will be at the meeting supporting CAFTA (Cental American Free Trade Agreement). An MSBNC link Link. Some people is planning to

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Rainy Day

It’s been rainy all weekend. Friday, I missed a Gypsy Kings concert in Boca Raton which I thought it was going to be cancelled but it was not. Despite of the weather, Me and my friends went out to “Las Olas” Blvd, a place here in Ft. Lauderdale. While there, it didn’t rain….;-) We walked around the area and stopped

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Links about my father

WOW… My father has written soo many books (including, Amazon.com: Books: La integracion de Centroamerica: Desde la federacion hasta nuestros dias (Coleccion universitaria)), many scientific papers, seminars, interviews, He was the president of Honduran Economist Association, and received in 1998 the Honduran National Science Award. He has been interviewed by Honduran TV, CNN en Espanol, Univision, and many others.I made

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Paradigm Shift?

Will this require a paradigm shift? In the past we used to be tied to fixed variables of time, speed, load, etc. Today’s technology and processes are fast, data is complex, and relying on one source or a simgle result might lead developers and engineers to failure. I found this interesting post in EETimes on IBM Statistical Timer Analysis

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