Copyright vs Copyleft, Trademark/service mark, Patent
Coronavirus, don't get it by minimizing face contact and talking
Sneeze into elbow, but don't cross arms because hand will touch elbows
Design proposal
Team must be same ide section
Advisor same for senior design
Design - look, feel, shape, etc.
Important
Company attorney hired to apply patent for engineers
They submit and file the patents
Audience pays attention to not what you say, but what you do such as how you stand
Feet vs reverse feet, don't cross arms
Strong points with hammer first in palm
When you sneeze, elbow it, but wash clothes once a week to get rid of the virus if it's not too late
NIST - National Institute of Standards and Technology - Department of Commerce
Carrying power over ethernet is a fire hazard (NFPA with NEC)
3GPP - 3rd generation partnership project different from IEEE bc 3gpp is entity based (lot of membership fee for company) vs individual for IEEE
ETSI is European telecom standards institute
IEC - you want to participate, you represent your country
ITU - also represent country - used to be int'l telgraph, not intl' telecommunication
AI Resources - Looking into the future in 100 years
Level 9 tech readiness is like send to moon and bring back, because we know how to do it
PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
4 types of IP
Trade secrets - Infinite length, but not much protection (google search, coca cola, kfc, twinkies, big mac special sauce (if they tell you, you won't eat it!)), wd40
Trademarks -
Copyrights - 70 years for corp authoriship 120 years after creation of 95 after publication, which is earlier. Finite length
Patents - Non-renewable, but 20 years of protection
Google and Googleplex is actually really scary looking
Larry Page wanted Googl, but Google was avaiable
Egyption had concept for 10^100 which was reverse 9 (debian logo)
Stay curious, we are all here because we are curious
1985 British Airtours Flight 28M caught fire, but died bc toxic smoke (40 sec)
Maurice Ward worked on flame retardant mat called Starlite (named by granddaughter)
Didn't tell anybody the secret, but the material retarded fire
If you pay taxes to town, you are entitled for library
Project gutenberg over 58000 free eBooks of old
Engineers don't really care about copyright infringement because don't sell
Only reason to be concerned about intelllectual property is because money
If you sell something with other IP w/out permission you willg et lawasuit
Library Genesis/Sci-Hub
Indirect infringers - you make a site that other people upload to, so the uploader is the direct infringer and the site owner is indirect (doesn't get sued)
Digital Millenium Copyright Act
If you dl something copyrighted like videos, there are regulations and laws to be aware of
Copyright and Sfotware Licensese
GNU Proj, etc.
Copyleft uses copright law to pursue policy of fostering and encouraging right to copy, share, modify, but they need to follow the agreement/terms
Public Copyright Licensese - Creative Commons, Berne Convention
Patent Hisotry
First US Patent X000001 signed by George Washington for fertilizer use potash and pearl ash
Camera means chamber in Latin
used to be a small box
Samuel Morse - Morse Code
Colleague said use letters and not just numbers
Other symbols for other languages, predecessor to unicode
Professor Wheatstone did not like patents, so you can file patent first before publishing
Emile Baudot
Baudot code
Alexander Grahan Bell (Actually Alec)
Professor of Vocal Physiology and Elocation at Boston University
Elisha Gray filed patent caveat (like provisional) for telephone
Wife was a student of his
Bell aquired Western Electric then co-founded AT&T with Bell
Thomas Edison
1093 US patents
2003 exceeded by Shunpei Yamazaki
2008 Kia Silverbrook
2017 exceed by Yamazaki
Nikola Tesla
Tesla's abilities wasn't enough for business success
Created AC energy, basics of radio communication and robotics
Couldn't bring all ideas to fruition
John F. Wasik, Lightningn Strikes: Timeless Lessons in Creativity From the Life and Work of Nikola Tesla
Marie Curie
filed a lot of patents but didn't want to (?)
Paperclip (no patent) and Binder clip (patent)
Charles F. Kettering
Worked for GM
Lots of patents
Some have detrimental effect to environment
Garrett Morgan
Invented yellow light in traffic light
Edith Clarke
Clarke calculator graphical device solved hyperparabolic equations
Hedy Lamarr
Secret Communication System patent
Drafted designs for frequency hopping and spread-spectrum technology
Jerome Lemelson
One patent a month for more than 40 years
Robert Kearns
Intermittent windshield wiper
Fight between Ford and Chrysller didn't want to honor it
Segue and Segway(R)
Smooth transition from one thing to another
Flexible display devices
Practical OLED built in 1987
2008 nokia conceptualized flexible oled in mobile phone
pioneering Inventions - 15 patents that changed the world
Seminal patents - 10 patents launchd billion - dollar empires
Qualcomm Patent Wall
IBM has most patents
Utility - Novelty, Usefulness, and Nonobviousness
Design -
Plant
Lab Notebook
Everypage should have "Reviewed and Understood by" signature with time and date
Standard Essential Patents
Letter of Assurance
You need to charge same icense fee to everyone
Patent Search (google patenets0)
If gov't thinks patent benefits whole country, they may say they will take patent and you should not charge
US gov't doesn't need to pay ilcenseing fee
Competitotr wife switching phone calls from comp A to comp B
Crossbar switch patent to remove human
crossbar.io has so many dependencies and hard to install
==> Use Docker
Broker between publisher and subscriber
Twisted is a package dealing with communication
Paho for publish and subscribe
Hopi people use eagle feather
Eagle feather is prayer stick and called paho
Paho is broker betwen publisher and subscriber
Hf and ARM
Mosquito - MQTT
Mosquito is a carrier, MQTT is a broker
Crossbar.io you need 3 terminals
1 is broker/router/switch
Other 2 publish/subscribe