Centralized channel selection method and apparatus for wireless networks in a dense deployment environment
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inferred from titles. 3 of these applications claim priority to application PCT/US2009/001015, filed Feb 18, 2009. A shared origin can cover several different claimed inventions, which is why members here may not share a title. In-force patents first, soonest term end first, then patent number. Expired patents follow, in the same order.
| Patent | Title | Holder | Status | Expires | Time remaining | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| US 8,964,606 | Centralized Channel Selection Method and Apparatus for Wireless Networks in a Dense Deployment Environment In force · High confidence | Thomson Licensing | In force | High confidence | ||
| US 9,345,035 | Centralized Channel Selection Method and Apparatus for Wireless Networks in a Dense Deployment Environment In force · High confidence | Thomson Licensing | In force | High confidence | ||
| US 8,588,113 | Centralized channel selection method and apparatus for wireless networks in a dense deployment environment In force · High confidence | Thomson Licensing | In force | High confidence |
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