Question 1

What is Direct-to-Cell (D2C) satellite IoT?

Accepted Answer

D2C uses 3GPP Release 17 NTN protocols to connect IoT devices directly to LEO satellites without dish antennas or ground stations. Hyarmen holds 50+ patents covering the data efficiency methods, device architectures, and infrastructure technologies that make satellite IoT affordable at scale.

Question 2

How many patents has Hyarmen filed?

Accepted Answer

Hyarmen has filed 50+ provisional patent applications with the USPTO covering Direct-to-Cell satellite IoT across 15+ verticals. This includes 2 foundation patents (AMM method and Universal Gateway), 10 infrastructure patents (NTN security, cross-constellation roaming, edge AI, regulatory compliance, and more), and 46 device patents spanning security, agriculture, utilities, maritime, defense, mining, and environmental monitoring.

Question 3

What is the Adaptive Multi-Mode (AMM) transmission method?

Accepted Answer

AMM is Hyarmen's patented method combining priority queuing (P1-P4), delta encoding, and edge AI compression to keep total satellite data transmission under 1MB per month while maintaining useful telemetry. This makes satellite IoT connectivity virtually free compared to conventional cellular or SATCOM approaches. Every D2C IoT device needs this data efficiency method.

Question 4

Is the Hyarmen patent portfolio available for licensing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Hyarmen's 50+ patent portfolio is available for licensing to chipset manufacturers, satellite operators, carriers, device manufacturers, and platform operators. The portfolio covers the full stack from silicon-level data efficiency methods to cloud orchestration. Contact ip@hyarmen.com for licensing inquiries.

Question 5

What verticals does the Hyarmen patent portfolio cover?

Accepted Answer

The portfolio covers 15+ verticals including property security and surveillance, agriculture and livestock, water management, utility metering (electricity, water, gas), pipeline monitoring, solar energy, maritime and coastal, environmental and wildfire, mining operations, logistics and cold chain, structural health, autonomous vehicles and drones, defense and tactical, disaster response, and space systems.

Question 6

Who are the target licensees for Hyarmen's patents?

Accepted Answer

Target licensees include non-terrestrial network chipset vendors, satellite operators, mobile carriers, utility meter manufacturers, defense integrators, and any company shipping satellite-connected IoT devices that depend on data efficiency methods at scale.

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