Push Type Communications System

US 8,453,229, assigned to First Daniel Corp, covers the field of message communications, and is available for sale through IPApproach.

US Patents

1 granted

Foreign Counterparts

1

Assignee

First Daniel Corp

Availability

For Sale

Patents Included

• US 8,453,229↗

• WO 2007147031 A3

Technology Highlights

• The invention uses an event manager refers to a trusted module, passes messages between local and remote modules using established, and possibly secure, connections, and provides message receipt verification and reply/return message capabilities to the event-triggering module.
• The invention utilizes an authentication manager refers to a pre-built component developers can add to an app to assist with user authentication for secure resources, such as a secure layer or location services and secure system from the intruder.
• The invention's event manager offers increased attendee engagement, enhanced personalization, overall improved event experience etc.
• The invention utilizes a secure connection maintainer uses the timer to monitor the status of connections. It offers a secure connection, device authentication, encrypted data, and cloud authentication.
• The invention pushes messages, arbitrated by a control manager, to local and remote client computer modules in a networked architecture.
• The invention has a control manager, which is comprised of several modules that have implicit trust (i.e., are trusted modules) and provide separable functionality.
• The invention efficiently moves messages containing voice, video, text, and data communications from a source to a destination through an externally controlled path.

Overview

IPApproach, LLC is pleased to present the attached exclusive patent for sale "Push type communications system" which includes U.S. Granted Patent US 8,453,229 B2 and its foreign counterpart WO 2007147031 A3 assigned to First Daniel Corp. The IP relates to the field of message communications. More specifically, this invention relates to systems and methods for pushing messages, arbitrated by a control manager, to local and remote client computer modules connected in a networked architecture.

The technology disclosed provides the following advantages:

Listing updated August 21, 2026

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