Allen Heberling

Allen Heberling brings over 20+ years of experience in the development of wireless MAC protocols and their standardization in the IEEE Standards Organization. Wireless standards such as Wi-Fi (802.11), BlueTooth (802.15.1), 802.15.3, UWB (802.15.3a) and WiGig (802.11ad). In addition, he has worked with multiple companies such as Eastman Kodak, XtremeSpectrum, Pulse~Link, and Tensorcom to lead members of their HW and SW teams in translating those wireless standards into demonstrable, working implementations of silicon and software.

Heberling co-authored six issued US patents in these areas: Digital Image capture and transmission, An image answering machine, Dynamic packet sizing in an RF communication system, Wireless communications in the presence of periodic microwave interference, A method of remote channel quality determination, and a shared time universal multiple access network protocol. In addition, to US issued patents, Heberling co-authored a patent issued in Germany defining a method (protocol) for controlling the flow of paper objects in a paper processing system.

Heberling earned a BS in Music from St. John Fisher and a subsequent BSEE from Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) in Rochester, NY.