Patents by Inventor Howard Nodell

Howard Nodell has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Communication network with a collection gateway and method for providing surveillance services
    Patent number: 7006508
    Abstract: A communication network (10) utilized for providing communications between a first party and a second party includes a surveillance server (26) within a core network (10) to provide communication surveillance capability. The core network (10) may be a packet data network, and the surveillance server (26) is operable responsive to trigger information to establish communications surveillance. Communication surveillance may be established by creating duplicate bearer packets of those data packets carrying the communicated data between the parties, creating duplicate control packets of those data packets carrying in-band or out-of-band call control information between the parties and within the packet data network, and/or various combinations thereof. The duplicate bearer packets and the duplicate control packets are routed to appropriate authorized law enforcement agencies for providing surveillance.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 5, 2001
    Date of Patent: February 28, 2006
    Assignee: Motorola, Inc.
    Inventors: William M. Bondy, Wesley Stuart Jones, Shmuel Silverman, Bruce Martin Wiatrak, Raymond M. Liss, Timothy L. Moran, Howard Nodell, Robert Gerald Hug
  • Communication network with a collection gateway and method for providing surveillance services
    Publication number: 20020051518
    Abstract: A communication network (10) utilized for providing communications between a first party and a second party includes a surveillance server (26) within a core network (10) to provide communication surveillance capability. The core network (10) may be a packet data network, and the surveillance server (26) is operable responsive to trigger information to establish communications surveillance. Communication surveillance may be established by creating duplicate bearer packets of those data packets carrying the communicated data between the parties, creating duplicate control packets of those data packets carrying in-band or out-of-band call control information between the parties and within the packet data network, and/or various combinations thereof. The duplicate bearer packets and the duplicate control packets are routed to appropriate authorized law enforcement agencies for providing surveillance.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 5, 2001
    Publication date: May 2, 2002
    Inventors: William Michael Bondy, Wesley Stuart Jones, Shmuel Silverman, Bruce Martin Wiatrak, Raymond M. Liss, Timothy L. Moran, Howard Nodell, Robert Gerald Hug
  • Communication network and method for providing surveillance services
    Publication number: 20020009973
    Abstract: A communication network (10) utilized for providing communications between a first party and a second party includes a surveillance server (26) within a core network (10) to provide communication surveillance capability. The ore network (10) may be a packet data network, and the surveillance server (26) is operable responsive to trigger information to establish communications surveillance. Communication surveillance may be established by creating duplicate bearer packets of those data packets carrying the communicated data between the parties, creating duplicate control packets of those data packets carrying in-band or out-of-band call control information between the parties and within the packet data network, and/or various combinations thereof. The duplicate bearer packets and the duplicate control packets are routed to appropriate authorized law enforcement agencies for providing surveillance.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 5, 2001
    Publication date: January 24, 2002
    Inventors: William Michael Bondy, Robert Gerald Hug, Wesley Stuart Johns, Raymond M. Liss, Timothy L. Moran, Howard Nodell, Shmuel Silverman, Bruce Martin Wiatrak