Motorola Solutions, Inc.

Motorola Corporation

Barbara R Doutre

Rudy Yorio

James A Zollo

Joseph Patino

Pietro Russo

Patrick Douglas Koskan

Scott Michael Alazraki

Michael D Geren

Yanyan Hu

Deborah A Gruenhagen

Lin Lin

Sean Regan

Daniel R Bestor

Stephen B Einbinder

Jonathan Whitall

Steven Gilmore

Anthony J Suppelsa

James D Barrus

John K Klingert

Aurelie Y Gaussorgues

Brandy Barber

Rupa S Vasara

Caroline J Watson

Fanlan Jing

Alex Marron

Jake Renko

Methods and systems for detecting changes in real estate properties for a public safety purpose. An example method includes receiving images of a residential or commercial property and comparing pairs of received images corresponding to different dates to detect structural changes to the property. The method further includes accessing a property permit database to identify unpermitted structural changes and triggering an anomaly check directed at detecting: a first anomaly associated with the type of unpermitted change; a second anomaly associated with an individual residing on the property; and a third anomaly associated with the property based on a public-safety record. The method further includes, in response to at least one of the first, second, and third anomalies having been detected, performing at least one specific automated responsive action through the corresponding system.

Automated detection of and response to probable unlawful activity at commercial or residential property

A device, system, and method for an electronic response to a potential carjacking is provided. A device receives: a location and vehicle ignition status of a vehicle; and sensor data generated by one or more sensors that are onboard the vehicle, the sensor data different from the location and the vehicle ignition status. The device determines whether the location of the vehicle is associated with a carjacking type of location, and whether a combination of the vehicle ignition status and the sensor data meet a carjacking threshold condition. When both the location of the vehicle is associated with the carjacking type of location and the carjacking threshold condition is met, the device: outputs an alert at the vehicle indicative of, or associated with, the potential carjacking; and/or causes, a notification to be transmitted to a communication device associated with a public safety agency or a monitoring service.

Device, system, and method for an electronic response to a potential carjacking

A communication system, apparatus, and method are provided including a portable public safety (PS) radio that scans a portable non public safety (non-PS) communication device having electronic press credentials stored therein. A server temporarily registers the portable non-PS communication device and electronic press credentials. The server monitors movement of the temporarily registered device for boundary violations within a public safety incident scene, and communicates a warning to the temporarily registered device in response to boundary violations. Electronic press scores are saved and used as a basis to determine access to future registration requests at future incident scenes.

Communication system and method for cooperative press participation at an incident scene

A hybrid operation of a license plate recognition (LPR) system and infrastructure monitoring is provided. The system takes advantage of a first mode of operation of the LPR system, by running an infrastructure analytical tool which gathers infrastructure images in parallel with license plate detection. Analytics are applied, via a cloud based analytics engine, to provide detection of infrastructure anomalies, and prediction of potential infrastructure incidents. The system further generates a trigger alert warning of a potential infrastructure incident and recommendation to address the potential infrastructure incident.

Hybrid operation of license plate recognition (LPR) camera for infrastructure monitoring

A security ecosystem, device and method for distributing physical resources based on workflow interactions is provided. A computing device determines that a trigger, of a safety-workflow, has occurred, comprising: determining, from distribution-tracking data, that distribution of physical resources in a region meets a suboptimal-distribution condition. In response, the computing device implement a first responsive action, of the safety-workflow, comprising generating an indication of the distribution of the physical resources in the region at an electronic map. The computing device implements an analysis component, of the safety-workflow, comprising: determining whether the distribution of the physical resources meeting the suboptimal-distribution condition meets a predetermined exemption condition. In response to the predetermined exemption condition not being met, the computing device implements a second responsive action, of the safety workflow, comprising: providing an alert to one or more notification devices identifying that the distribution of the physical resources meets the suboptimal-distribution condition.

Security ecosystem, device and method for distributing physical resources based on workflow interactions

A communication system () provides a self-driving vehicle () having a plurality of processor controlled interface devices () that acquire input pertaining to a detainee and an infraction associated with the detainee located within the vehicle. The processor controlled interface devices () provide mobile law enforcement processing and proceedings of the detainee within the self-driving vehicle (). The self-driving vehicle () automatically delivers the detainee to an approved location determined by the mobile law enforcement processes and proceedings.

Mobile law enforcement communication system and method

A charging technique (200) charges a battery pack (102) by taking into account the additional internal circuit impedance of the battery pack. An optimum pack voltage value for the battery pack is calculated (208) based on the rated internal cell voltage as well as the charge current and the internal battery pack circuitry impedance. The battery pack can now be charged such that the internal battery cell voltage is maintained at the rated voltage throughout the charging process. The optimum pack voltage is also updated (220) to account for variations in the battery pack circuitry impedance over temperature (216, 218) as well as variations in charge current (222, 224) during the charging process.

Battery charging method using battery circuitry impedence measurement to

An integrated circuit (106) having an optically erasable portion (114) is joined to a substrate (102) such that the optically erasable portion faces the substrate. The substrate (102) includes an aperture (104) that exposes the optically erasable portion (114) of the integrated circuit providing erasing capability to the integrated circuit (106). A plug (110) impermeable to light may be inserted into the aperture (104) to provide a sealed window to the optically erasable portion (114) of the integrated circuit (106).

Method and assembly for mounting an electronic device having an

Assembly for mounting an electronic device having an optically erasable

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Barbara R Doutre