Replies to post #3539 on Aerius International Inc. (AERS)

[Cassandra]

Drawings from Greg Johnson's design patent for an ornamental design:

http://pdfpiw.uspto.gov/.piw?docid=D0571792&SectionNum=2&IDKey=677A9E957A1B&HomeUrl=http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2%2526Sect2=HITOFF%2526u=%25252Fnetahtml%25252FPTO%25252Fsearch-adv.htm%2526r=26%2526p=1%2526f=G%2526l=50%2526d=PTXT%2526S1=aerius%2526OS=aerius%2526RS=aerius

Again, this is not a technology patent.

Johnson may have assigned this design patent to AERS, but it is obsolete and has zero value.

[Cassandra]

Greg Johnson is indeed the inventor of the antenna technogy patent that was sold by publicly owned Aerius International, INC to privately-owned Delaware corporation Aerius Intenational, LTD in November 2009. I believe Johnson may be one of the owners of the private DE corporation

US7859470 B2: http://www.google.com/patents/US7859470

Assignment #2 shows that the patent was assigned from Aerius International, Inc. to Aerius International, Ltd. on 11/23/09 which was recorded on 1/12/10:

http://assignments.uspto.gov/assignments/q?db=pat&pat=7859470

Pages 2-6 show the drawings for the patent: http://tinyurl.com/nmzl2nt

Interestingly, this is a newer patent. A provisional application was made for this patent 8/27/07 (establishing a priority date) with the full application filed on 8/27/08. The patent was issued on 12/28/2010 after it was assigned to the private corporation.

The was obviously the patent-pending that was referenced in the 11/25/09 PR: http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=40517988

Bill Luxon's 6 previous patents, the last two of which Johnson was a co-inventor, all relied on an extension type antenna. The two Johnson co-invented were assigned to RangeStar Wireless, Inc. -- a company co-founded by Johnson and Luxon and later sold to Tyco.

Luxon's antenna patents: http://tinyurl.com/ppg39df

Johnson's patents: http://tinyurl.com/nodugam

Greg Johnson was the CTO of AERS when Luxon was the CEO. The two seem joined at the hip. Certainly Johnson was aware of all of the false and misleading claims made by AERS after the patent was reassigned to the private Aerius LTD corporation.

LEADERSHIP
Bill Luxon, CEO
Mr. Luxon co-founded RangeStar in 1995 which was purchased by Tyco Electronics in 2001. RangeStar designed, manufactured, and sold antennas for cellphones and laptops to such companies as Nokia, Siemens, 3-Com, Dell Computer and others, and received numerous international design awards. Mr. Luxon has received four patents on antennas he invented, and earned additional patents on numerous products engineered, manufactured, and sold by companies he founded. Mr. Luxon has led 5 companies from start-up to IPO or M&A.

CTO – Greg Johnson, brings 30 years of antenna design and manufacturing experience to
Aerius, and founded two successful antenna companies since 1977, both of which are currently
in operation. Johnson designed product lines include consumer, commercial, and military
antennas for customers worldwide. Johnson has received more than 20 patents for antenna
designs used in wireless devices such as cellphones and portable computers. As well as
antennas used for military applications. Many of Johnson’s designs are used on U.S. and NATO
military platforms such as aircraft, combat vehicles, and communications sites. Johnson also
developed and delivered very large arrays for over the horizon radar applications in the US and
Australia. Other antennas used for high power EMC (electromagnetic).

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