NSA’s Technology Transfer Program adds new agency
patents to the NSA patent portfolio with the goal of licensing these patents to
innovators in industry and entrepreneurs. This year, in addition to the new
patents, the program has assembled a list of hot technologies that are ready to
license, NSA announced March 13. The list debuted at the 2019 RSA Conference in
San Francisco, CA.
These technologies are ready for a
company (large or small), with innovative ideas to move them from the pages in the portfolio to the commercial marketplace.
Tracking
Activity of Removable Electronic Components – Detects any type of removable
media (SIM card, memory card, flash drive, hard drive, USB, etc.) attached to
or detached from an electronic device.
Wide
Field of View Concentrator – When coupled with a Fresnel lens, this
technology improves signal focus over a long distance and enhances high-speed
data transmission accuracy.
Reversible
Computation Gate in Superconducting Circuits – Replaces standard logic
components for digital logic ones that dramatically improve the energy
efficiency of high speed computing.
Method
of Fabricating a Flexible Organic Integrated Circuit – The method of making flexible
organic integrated circuits that can be used for wearable electronics, large
area displays, identification tags, and electronic paper.
Validating
a Private-Public Key Pair – Provides a new level of security
for key-pair validation to further secure modernized digital communications.
Licensing an NSA patented technology can be broken down into eight steps resulting in a Patent License Agreement (PLA), giving the business an opportunity to collaborate with NSA, expand their capabilities, and build their market share.
“Our greatest satisfaction comes from helping businesses discover new applications for agency technology,” said Linda Burger, director, NSA TTP.
Source: NSA
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