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LinksPoint, Inc. awarded first GPS-related patent
Methods for Automatically Detecting GPS Hardware patent is first in a series of patents in process for fast-growing Location Information Systems company
Norwalk, CT (July 9, 2002) – LinksPoint, Inc., a leader in Location Information Systems today announced that the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has awarded the Company its first patent for its innovations in mobile data and location technologies. The Methods for Automatically Detecting GPS Hardware patent (United States Patent 6,389,359) covers software created for devices utilizing the Global Positioning System (GPS). The method described in the patent automates the process of configuring software and connecting GPS receivers, allowing applications to be easily integrated with a wide range of GPS hardware.
“This patent further validates the innovations that are being developed by LinksPoint,” said Strite Potter, president of LinksPoint. “The Methods for Automatically Detecting GPS Hardware patent offers greatly enhanced ease of use to numerous consumer and business applications.”
ABOUT LINKSPOINT
LinksPoint is a mobile data company focused on providing complete enterprise solutions built around geospatial information and location technologies. The Company brings unique experience in the integration of Global Positioning System (GPS), Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and mobile technologies to the creation of software for the collection and delivery of critical enterprise information to and from field workers. LinksPoint also designs and manufactures GPS receivers for mobile computing devices and ruggedized handheld computers. For more information, visit www.linkspoint.com.
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