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TCS Gains 8 New Patents (7/26/12)
TeleCommunication Systems (TCS) announced that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office issued TCS eight patents since May. These patents describe innovations in public safety, mobile location, messaging and secure communications and further strengthen these areas of TCS' intellectual property.
TCS developed methods in use to deliver wireless and VoIP E9-1-1 calls to the nearest public-safety answering point (PSAP) and is developing the way in which a native short message service (SMS) message, with location, would be delivered to the local PSAP. The following three new U.S public-safety patents build on TCS's expertise in E9-1-1 solutions:
• "Extended Efficient Usage of Emergency Service Keys”
• "Emergency 9-1-1 Data Messaging"
• "SS7 MAP/Lg+ to SIP Based Call Signaling Conversion Gateway for a Wireless VoIP E911"
The following are two new U.S. location/public safety patents:
• "Location Aware Content Using Presence Information Data Formation with Location Object (PIDF-LO)"
• "Roaming Gateway Enabling Location Based Services (LBS) Roaming for User Plane in CDMA Networks without Requiring Use of a Mobile Positioning Center (MPC)"
The following are messaging patents:
• "Gateway Application to Support Use of a Single Internet Address Domain for Routing Messages to Multiple Multimedia Message Service Centers"
• "System and Method for Re-Directing Requests from Browsers for Communications Over Non-IP Based Networks"
The following patent allows for discreet and highly secure communications:
• "Encryption of Voice and Data in a Single Data Stream in a Deployable, Secure Communication System"
In 2012, TCS was issued 37 U.S. patents; for the year to date TCS filed 33 U.S. patents, bringing the total number of patents issued worldwide to TCS to date to 234, with 328 patent applications pending worldwide.
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