Patents by Inventor William A. Lundy

William A. Lundy 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).

  • Patent number: 9678896
    Abstract: An asset management system is provided, which includes a hardware module operating as an asset control core. The asset control core generally includes a small hardware core embedded in a target system on chip that establishes a hardware-based point of trust on the silicon die. The asset control core can be used as a root of trust on a consumer device by having features that make it difficult to tamper with. The asset control core is able to generate a unique identifier for one device and participate in the tracking and provisioning of the device through a secure communication channel with an appliance. The appliance generally includes a secure module that caches and distributes provisioning data to one of many agents that connect to the asset control core, e.g. on a manufacturing line or in an after-market programming session.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 26, 2015
    Date of Patent: June 13, 2017
    Assignee: Certicom Corp.
    Inventors: Daniel Francis O'Loughlin, Keelan Smith, Jay Scott Fuller, William Lundy Lattin, Marinus Struik, Yuri Poeluev, Matthew John Campagna, Thomas Rudolf Stiemerling, Wei Cheng Joseph Ku
  • Publication number: 20160048462
    Abstract: An asset management system is provided, which includes a hardware module operating as an asset control core. The asset control core generally includes a small hardware core embedded in a target system on chip that establishes a hardware-based point of trust on the silicon die. The asset control core can be used as a root of trust on a consumer device by having features that make it difficult to tamper with. The asset control core is able to generate a unique identifier for one device and participate in the tracking and provisioning of the device through a secure communication channel with an appliance. The appliance generally includes a secure module that caches and distributes provisioning data to one of many agents that connect to the asset control core, e.g. on a manufacturing line or in an after-market programming session.
    Type: Application
    Filed: October 26, 2015
    Publication date: February 18, 2016
    Applicant: CERTICOM CORP.
    Inventors: Daniel Francis O'Loughlin, Keelan Smith, Jay Scott Fuller, William Lundy Lattin, Marinus Struik, Yuri Poeluev, Matthew John Campagna, Thomas Rudolf Stiemerling, Wei Cheng Joseph Ku
  • Patent number: 9183158
    Abstract: An asset management system is provided, which includes a hardware module operating as an asset control core. The asset control core generally includes a small hardware core embedded in a target system on chip that establishes a hardware-based point of trust on the silicon die. The asset control core can be used as a root of trust on a consumer device by having features that make it difficult to tamper with. The asset control core is able to generate a unique identifier for one device and participate in the tracking and provisioning of the device through a secure communication channel with an appliance. The appliance generally includes a secure module that caches and distributes provisioning data to one of many agents that connect to the asset control core, e.g. on a manufacturing line or in an after-market programming session.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 26, 2013
    Date of Patent: November 10, 2015
    Assignee: Certicom Corp.
    Inventors: Daniel Francis O'Loughlin, Keelan Smith, Jay Scott Fuller, William Lundy Lattin, Marinus Struik, Yuri Poeluev, Matthew John Campagna, Thomas Rudolf Stiemerling, Weicheng Joseph Ku
  • Publication number: 20140108825
    Abstract: An asset management system is provided, which includes a hardware module operating as an asset control core. The asset control core generally includes a small hardware core embedded in a target system on chip that establishes a hardware-based point of trust on the silicon die. The asset control core can be used as a root of trust on a consumer device by having features that make it difficult to tamper with. The asset control core is able to generate a unique identifier for one device and participate in the tracking and provisioning of the device through a secure communication channel with an appliance. The appliance generally includes a secure module that caches and distributes provisioning data to one of many agents that connect to the asset control core, e.g. on a manufacturing line or in an after-market programming session.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 26, 2013
    Publication date: April 17, 2014
    Inventors: Daniel Francis O'Loughlin, Keelan Smith, Jay Scott Fuller, William Lundy Lattin, Marinus Struik, Yuri Poeluev, Matthew John Campagna, Thomas Rudolf Stiemerling, Weicheng Joseph Ku
  • Patent number: 5282789
    Abstract: A disposable applicator for introducing medicine into a body cavity is disclosed including a barrel and a plunger slidably positioned within the barrel. The barrel and plunger are preferably formed of a plurality of spirally wound paper layers. The plunger includes first and second opposing ends. The first end of the plunger is completely closed and serves as the working surface of the plunger. The second end of the plunger is substantially closed by inwardly crimped portions to prevent the accidental or inadvertent filling of the hollow plunger with a gel-like medicine rather than the barrel. A predetermined number of applicators, such as seven, are preferably packaged within a tubular container.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 15, 1992
    Date of Patent: February 1, 1994
    Assignee: Niemand Industries, Inc.
    Inventor: William A. Lundy