Founded in 1993 in wireless communications. Holder of an active Nokia patent license covering H.264/AVC decoding products. Parent of Digitalage, Inc. The Company also references an external relationship with OOVE — a separate legal entity that functions as an independent licensing and intellectual property rights layer.
Hop-on, Inc. began in 1993 in wireless communications. Over three decades the Company has held a portfolio of standards-based licensed rights covering foundational cellular standards, and today holds an active patent license from Nokia for H.264/AVC decoding products.
IP portfolio. IP protection. IP-aware distribution. That is the connective tissue between the Company's wireless heritage, its active H.264/AVC license, and its current operating focus through Digitalage, Inc. — a live-first media infrastructure subsidiary.
Hop-on has worked under standards-based IP frameworks for more than a generation. Doing so honestly and consistently has built the relationships and reputation that make today's IP and operating arrangements possible.
Incorporated in Nevada. Early focus on wireless communications development and standards-aligned product design.
Operated under a patent license agreement with Nokia covering the GSM, WCDMA, CDMA, and OFDM (LTE) standards, with rights to make and have made licensed products within the scope of the agreement.
Nokia patent license to manufacture, use, and sell H.264/AVC decoding products under ITU-T H.264, MPEG-4 Part 10, and ISO/IEC 14496-10:2003. Active.
Hop-on operates Digitalage, Inc. as a wholly-owned subsidiary — live-first media infrastructure that connects directly to Hop-on's IP discipline and standards-based history.
Hop-on, Inc. organizes its corporate framework around four pillars: the public-company platform, the Digitalage media infrastructure subsidiary, the technology and IP foundation, and an external licensing and rights infrastructure relationship with OOVE.
Nevada public technology company under OTCID: HPNN. Verified OTC Markets profile, Alternative Reporting Standard, active and in good standing. Transfer Agent and Securities Counsel of record.
Digitalage, Inc. — a wholly-owned Nevada operating subsidiary. Live-first media infrastructure designed to make broadcast and uploaded content verifiable, structured, searchable, and durably monetizable.
A 30-year history in standards-based licensed rights. Today the Company holds an active Nokia patent license for H.264/AVC decoding products — including the right to make and have made licensed products within the scope of the agreement.
External relationship. Hop-on references an external licensing and intellectual property rights layer through OOVE — a separate legal entity, not a subsidiary, affiliate, or wholly owned operation of Hop-on, Inc. OOVE may license technology to Digitalage, Inc. and to third-party companies under separate commercial agreements.
Hop-on's IP history is not a sequence of unrelated chapters. Each stage built the relationships, the reputation, and the operating discipline that made the next one possible.
Hop-on, Inc. maintains a verified company profile on OTCMarkets.com, reports under the Alternative Reporting Standard, and has certified its non-shell status, good standing, and material disclosure obligations.