UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

Patent Infringement Claim Chart — Mobile Live Streaming System

Claim # Patent Claim (Verbatim) Infringing Use & Indirect Financial Gain Evidence / Link / Screenshot
1 Mobile device broadcasts live video in real-time (’986 B2 Claim 1) Soldiers and units stream live body-cam/UAS video via secure radios/cellular/satcom.

Indirect Gain: Faster situational awareness reduces mission time and casualties → tangible dollar value.
Army: Nett Warrior shows live video to leaders (2025) “Leaders at all echelons can see the video in real time.” Defense Systems: NW streams drone video (2017)
2 Video selection and transmission over a network to remote viewers (’986 B2 Claim 3) Command elements select feeds and redistribute to analysts/decision-makers.

Indirect Gain: Less radio traffic and re-tasking latency → fuel/man-hour savings.
ATAK shares photos, videos, real-time camera feeds DHS: ATAK real-time events & data sharing
3 Server/intermediary relays live video from multiple devices (’961 B2 Claim 2) Tactical servers/TAK Server rebroadcast multiple FMV feeds to users on demand.

Indirect Gain: Centralized relay lowers bandwidth waste and duplication → lower comms costs.
Army: Nett Warrior acted as full-motion video server TAK-server-as-a-service (multi-user FMV)
4 Viewer interface allows selection among multiple live feeds (’986 B2 Claim 6) TAK/WinTAK clients display maps + selectable UAS/body-cam streams.

Indirect Gain: Faster target/route selection reduces mission hours and risk.
TAK UAS plug-in shows live video feed ATAK (FMV listed in app description)
5 System enables multi-user, real-time viewing of live video feeds (’961 B2 Claim 5) Multi-echelon access (leaders, analysts, JTACs) to concurrent live feeds via JADC2/TAK ecosystems.

Indirect Gain: Shared view minimizes blue-on-blue, asset loss, and repetition → measurable savings.
JADC2: real-time ISR data sharing TAK Product Center (ATAK/WinTAK/Plugins)

Indirect Financial Gain (5-Year Value)

Live, mobile, multi-viewer video improves outcomes and cuts waste across logistics, training, and mission execution. Using conservative, base, and aggressive models, the Department’s five-year net present value (7% discount) ranges from $2.67B to $41.0B. A license priced at 10–30% of that value is standard IP practice.

License Ask: $8,000,000,000 (≈20% of the Aggressive case). This reflects a modest share of realized value, not the full benefit.

Note: Figures illustrate value ranges for negotiation; actual savings vary by mission tempo, theater, and adoption scope.