Concurrent Real-Time Assigned Patent

Concurrent Real-Time, Inc., Pompano Beach, FL, has been assigned a patent (11,281,584) developed by Dubash, Darius Rustomji, Coral Springs, FL, for “method and apparatus for cloning data among peripheral components and a main system.“

The abstract of the patent published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office states: “A system include a main computing system, a first peripheral component, and a second peripheral component. The first peripheral component receives analog signals from a hardware elements in a first peripheral system and converts them digital signal values in a local memory. A local processor of the first peripheral component writes the signal values directly into a first memory space in the physical memory of main computing system using direct memory access. The main computing system uses the signal values to generate output signal values that it writes into a second memory space of the physical memory. A second peripheral component directly accesses the second memory space to read the output signal values, and writes the output signal values into a local memory. The second peripheral component generates output analog signals based on the output signal values and provides the analog signals to hardware elements of a second peripheral system.”

The patent application was filed on July 12, 2021 (17/373,417).