Cellport Systems

Cellport Systems began inventing as a small research lab committed to creating universal wireless connectivity solutions and openly licensing its technologies to foster their adoption and use around the world. The company has maintained this business charter throughout its growth and development and it credits its ability to consistently deliver in... ventions of great social value to its early adoption and continued commitment to these guiding principles. Cellport produced its first invention in 1991 when two of its founders, Pat Kennedy and Hiro Sakurai, devised a universal port technology that made it possible to connect any mobile phone with any hands-free wireless kit installed in an automobile. The universal port became the world's first universal communications bridge between mobile phones and automobiles and set Cellport on its historic course to find ways of bringing connectivity to disparate and often unrelated devices. Incorporated as a business in 1993 in Boulder, Colorado, Cellport quickly emerged as an inventing, patenting and licensing organization driven by the individual and collective visions of five primary inventors. This cohesive and highly productive team continued to innovate on the universal port to develop the Cellport Handset Connectivity System of core architectural patents that forms the basis of the global hands-free car kits and telematics business and gives Cellport the leading patent position in this now burgeoning multi-billion-dollar market. The Cellport team also envisioned early on that automobiles would eventually need online connectivity and in 1996 invented, built and demonstrated the world's first Internet-connected car by marrying wireless and vehicle networks with in-vehicle server and mobile router technologies it created. Popular roadside assistance, search and vehicle tracking systems that use Internet applications today can trace their origins to Cellport's breakthrough work in this field and its Mobile Network Technologies patent portfolio. Anticipating universal ...Read More