Hop-on, Inc. is a Nevada public technology company quoted under OTCID: HPNN. Founded in 1993, the Company operates with a 30-year heritage in standards-based intellectual-property licensing, an active Nokia H.264/AVC patent license, and a wholly-owned operating subsidiary — Digitalage, Inc. — that builds live-first media infrastructure.
Hop-on, Inc. is a Nevada public technology company quoted under OTCID: HPNN. The Company was founded in 1993 in wireless communications and has worked under standards-based patent licensing frameworks continuously ever since — first in cellular communications, today in advanced video coding.
Hop-on operates as the public-company parent and corporate platform. Its current IP centerpiece is an active Nokia patent license covering H.264/AVC decoding products. Its current operating focus is Digitalage, Inc., a wholly-owned Nevada subsidiary building live-first media infrastructure.
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Hop-on, Inc. and Peter D. Michaels have been the subject of past national media coverage, including segments associated with ABC News programs 20/20 and Nightline. These appearances are part of Hop-on’s broader public record as a company with a long history in technology, communications, innovation, and consumer electronics.
Past media coverage referenced for historical and informational purposes only. References to ABC News, 20/20, and Nightline are descriptive only and do not imply any endorsement, sponsorship, current relationship, or affiliation between those programs or their parent organizations and Hop-on, Inc.
Incorporated in Nevada. Early focus on wireless communications development and standards-aligned product design.
Operated under a Nokia patent license covering foundational cellular standards (GSM, WCDMA, CDMA, OFDM/LTE), with rights to make and have made licensed products within the scope of the agreement.
Active 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 — the Company's current IP centerpiece.
Digitalage, Inc., a wholly-owned Nevada subsidiary of Hop-on, Inc., builds live-first media infrastructure that connects directly to the Company's IP discipline and standards-based history.
Hop-on, Inc. maintains the public-company structure for disclosure, governance, shareholder communication, transfer agent infrastructure, securities counsel, and capital-markets visibility.
Standards-based patent licensing discipline. Active Nokia H.264/AVC patent license. A 30-year history of operating responsibly within licensed-rights frameworks.
Digitalage, Inc. — wholly-owned Nevada subsidiary building live-first media infrastructure. Verified capture, structured replay, persistent content records, durable monetization.
Shareholder communication, OTC disclosures, corporate governance, transfer agent of record, securities counsel of record, and public-company transparency.
Hop-on, Inc. is the Nevada public-company parent. Digitalage, Inc. is its wholly-owned Nevada operating subsidiary. The Company also references an external licensing relationship with OOVE — a separate legal entity, shown below alongside (not underneath) the parent.
OOVE is a separate legal entity and is not a subsidiary, affiliate, or wholly owned operation of Hop-on, Inc. OOVE functions as an independent licensing and intellectual property rights layer that may license technology to Digitalage, Inc. and to third-party companies under separate commercial agreements.
HPNN shareholders do not acquire any direct equity interest in OOVE through their ownership of Hop-on, Inc. OOVE financial results are not consolidated into Hop-on's financial statements unless required by applicable accounting rules or future agreements.
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