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Summary

The USPTO published patent application US20260100898A1 by Robert J. Pera, Yao-Chung Chang, and Andrejs Bogdanovs disclosing a method for using wireless packets to indicate boot status of a network device. The method involves initiating a boot sequence, transmitting a first wireless packet during the boot sequence indicating the device is booting, and transmitting a second wireless packet indicating the device has finished booting. The invention relates to networking communications technology and wireless device status reporting.

What changed

The USPTO published patent application US20260100898A1 disclosing a method for indicating network device boot status using wireless packets. The invention covers transmitting a first wireless packet during boot indicating the device is booting, and a second wireless packet indicating boot completion. The method uses wireless communications technology to provide real-time status updates about network device boot progress.

For technology companies and network equipment manufacturers, this patent application represents potential prior art in the wireless networking and device status monitoring space. Parties developing similar boot status indication systems should review the claims for potential infringement exposure once the application proceeds to grant.

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  2. Review claims for potential infringement concerns

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Using Wireless Packets to Indicate Device Boot Status

Application US20260100898A1 Kind: A1 Apr 09, 2026

Inventors

Robert J. Pera, Yao-Chung Chang, Andrejs Bogdanovs

Abstract

An example method for using wireless packets to indicate boot status of a network device is disclosed. The method includes initiating a boot sequence of a network device. The method also includes during at least a portion of the boot sequence, transmitting a first wireless packet comprising data indicating a boot status of the network device, wherein the boot status indicates the network device is booting. The method also includes transmitting a second wireless packet comprising data indicating the boot status of the network device, wherein the boot status indicates the network device has finished booting.

CPC Classifications

H04L 43/0805 H04W 4/80

Filing Date

2025-10-29

Application No.

19373034

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Classification

Agency
USPTO
Published
April 9th, 2025
Instrument
Notice
Legal weight
Non-binding
Stage
Final
Change scope
Minor
Document ID
US20260100898A1
Docket
19373034

Who this affects

Applies to
Technology companies Manufacturers
Industry sector
5112 Software & Technology
Activity scope
Patent application publication Wireless networking Network device communications
Geographic scope
United States US

Taxonomy

Primary area
Intellectual Property
Operational domain
Legal
Topics
Telecommunications

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