Dr. Edwin A. Hernandez

Technology Leader, Startup Expert, Expert Witness, Tech Investor, Tech Strategy, Media Professional & Inventor.
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Featured in:
  • 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

Patents submitted thus far by me

Today I made a search in the USPTO and found a list of US patents I’ve been somewhat involved in:============================================PUB. APP. NO. Title============================================1 20050120119 Smart scan for bluetooth pan devices2 20050118951 Bluetooth pan driver3 20050091357 Network and interface selection on a computing device capable of establishing connections via multiple network communications media4 20050058099 System, apparatus, and methods for proactive allocation

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Mistakes and Learning

There is no winning without loosing, there is no success without failure? A life of contradictions, isn’t it? Even though, mistakes are part of life. We cannot generalize, and “make mistakes” the center of our lives. One cannot have a life full of mistakes. In this universe of people, some learn quickly from failure and understand in detail their weaknesses

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