jpnorair wrote:
There are no software patents, but there are elements of OpenTag that implement PHY/MAC patents I've written. I'm not charging royalties.
Can you please point me to these patents.
Is there explicitly noted somewhere that you will not charge for royalties (like in the patent proposal itself, or some other license file)?
Or is it just that you are not charging roylaties for now, but this can change in the future?
jpnorair wrote:
My goal is to eventually have the PHY/MAC encapsulated into silicon, at which point I can license it to the semiconductor company.
What is the difference in this case - why can you charge when algorithm is embedded in the silicon, and can not charge if the algorithm is implemented in SW?
BR,
Drasko