Low Gravity Innovation Assigned Patent

Low Gravity Innovation, Inc., Newcastle, WA, has been assigned a patent (9,432,344) developed by Diamond, Jeffrey M., and Diamond, Nathaniel R., Newcastle, WA, for a “secure storage and sharing of user objects.“

The abstract of the patent published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office states: “Information objects model real-world objects or concepts that may be associated with users, such as vehicles, homes, people, animals, accounts, places, and the like. The objects have a set of associated properties, which have corresponding required protection levels indicating a level of permission that another user must have to the object in order to be able to receive and access the value of that property in the object. Objects are stored by a framework using techniques that reduce or eliminate the possibility of unauthorized access. For example, an object is durably stored in encrypted form in device storage, with the values of properties encrypted in different manners according to the different corresponding protection levels. When sharing an object with another user or other entity, the required protection levels of the object properties are respected in order to prohibit the other entity from obtaining access to unauthorized portions of an object.“

The patent application was filed on March 17, 2014 (14/216,532).