WebXchange, Inc., based in Menlo Park, CA, converted Silicon Valley into Web Apps Valley. Its founder, Dr. Lakshmi Arunachalam, created the domestic industry for CERTAIN IoT DEVICES AND COMPONENTS THEREOF -IoT, THE INTERNET OF THINGS –– WEB APPS DISPLAYED ON A WEB BROWSER, whose current value far exceeds trillions of dollars. She created multiple trillion dollar companies. Apple’s iPhone with millions of Web Apps displayed on a Web browser from Apple Play Store and Android devices with millions of Web Apps from Google Play exemplify Dr. Lakshmi Arunachalam’s inventions.

Dr. Lakshmi Arunachalam is the inventor of the Internet of Things – IoT – Web Apps displayed on a Web browser – and IoT devices, apparatuses, machines. She is the assignee of a dozen earliest Internet patents on the Internet of Things (IoT) –– Web Apps displayed on a Web browser, with a priority date of November 13, 1995, the date of filing of her provisional patent application with S/N 60/006,634. Dr. Arunachalam and WebXchange, Inc. enabled the proliferation of IoT devices and the millennial generation in 1995, when what existed prior to 1995 was CGI scripts and islands of information with applications local to the Back Office of large enterprises like Banks not connected to the Web nor displayed on a Web browser. Web Apps were non-existent in 1995. Dr. Arunachalam is a pioneer and a visionary who invented the OSI application layer network or service network on the Web with Web Apps displayed on a Web browser, enabling a Web user to perform two-way real-time Web transactions from any Web App displayed on a Web browser.

Any company using SOAP and REST is using Dr. Lakshmi’s patented technology. Judge Andrews in Delaware admitted he held common stock in Dr. Lakshmi’s opponent, JP Morgan and failed to recuse, thereby all his Orders and all subsequent Orders in all the Courts are void. The Federal Circuit affirmed the District Court’s Order, overlooking the significant fact that the presiding judge was disqualified due to a conflict of interest — revealed by his late admission of common stock ownership in the defendant three years post-appeal — denying a citizen’s right to appeal and the inventor’s right to sue. Dr. Lakshmi’s Question to the U.S. Supreme Court is:

1. Can a Judge with stock issue a binding order in favor of the stock-issuing party?

Dr. Arunachalam founded three start-up companies in Silicon Valley namely, (i) Pi-Net International Inc. (“Pi-Net”), a Web Apps and solutions’ consulting company with over a hundred customers, providing services to Fortune 500 companies in the United States since 1990 and employed 114 engineers; (ii) WebXchange, Inc., incorporated in 1996, that designs and markets IoT apparatuses, machines and devices, Web Apps, Web App development platforms and IoT technology solutions, products and services, and implemented and licensed the patented technology; and (iii) e-pointe, Inc., that designed and marketed IoT connectors and end-points,

certified by First Data Corporation as compatible with First Data’s system for real-time two-way credit card transactions over the Web from Web applications displayed on a Web browser.

WebXchange, Inc. is THE Web Apps Company. It provides a patent-protected horizontal platform to help configure and automate B2B, B2C, C2C two-way real-time transactional Web Apps Successful beta testing and pilot trials were completed at Cisco, France Telecom, La Poste, Bank de France, and Stanford Hospital. Our production system was certified by First Data Corporation.

Dr. Lakshmi Arunachalam/WebXchange, Inc./Pi-Net have 200 licensees, namely: Bank of America, Capital One, Allstate Insurance, UBS, Barclay’s Bank, TD Bank, Ally Bank, Walmart, M&T Bank, Sovereign Bank, Bank Santander, Wilmington Savings (WSFS), Walmart, Walgreens, Staples, Home Depot, Paychex, eBay, Best Buy, Dell, Fedex, Victoria’s Secret, Target, Office Depot, OfficeMax, GameStop, 1st Valley Credit Union, In-land Valley Federal Credit Union, Media City Community Credit Union, South Bay Credit Union, Commonwealth Central Credit Union, San Jose Credit Union, My Credit Union, Mission National Bank, San Francisco, First National Bank, South San Francisco, Umpqua Bank, BlueGlobal, Axcess Financial, Enovo, Paycom, PayDay1, Sears, Dillards, Macys, Kohls, American Eagle Outfitters, Edible Arrangements, Auto Zone, CVS Pharmacy, Finishline, Chicos, Footlocker, Petco, Grainger, Jos A. Banks, NineWest, Bath and Body Works, Aeropostale, ToysRus, Lowes, Pet Invisible Fence company, LampsPlus, BJRestaurants, to name a few.