Eyecam LLC

Other

Emc IP Holding Company LLC

Bellsouth Corporation

Foundation Productions, LLC

Bradley Brian Bushard

Mark Joseph Meyer

Bryan Jonathan Davis

Ronald Eugene Fisher

James Mark Fisher

Nitin Patil

Ben Young

Daniel Johnson

Steven Soumpholphakdy

Philip G Dion

Joseph V Heinz

Daniel Richard Thyken

Mohammad Rahman

A system can validate multiple nonvolatile random-access memory (NVRAM) devices in parallel. The system can concurrently write a first data to a first volatile memory of a first NVRAM device and a second NVRAM device. The system can modify a first electrical power source that provides an electrical power output that is received by the first NVRAM device and is received by the second NVRAM device to modify a voltage of the electrical power from a first value to a second value to initiate the first NVRAM device and the second NVRAM device to respectively perform a vault. The system can reset the first electrical power source, causing the first NVRAM device and the second NVRAM device to reset. The system can verify whether the first NVRAM device and the second NVRAM device respectively store the first data in volatile memory subsequent to performing the resetting.

Automated testing of functionality of multiple NVRAM cards

A gateway provides duplex-directional, multimedia ad hoc mesh networking, peer-to-peer direct communications, power optimization, dynamic configuration, and data management, while operating within various devices and network topologies. A multitasking virtual machine monitor for mobile networked devices, that is capable of functional expandability and portability to various operating environments, interoperability with a variety of operating systems, the Gateway Control System (GCS) performs functional capabilities in both a local and a networked topology using local and remote hardware and software. Software within the GCS is partitioned into sequentially, autonomous code, referred to herein as 'modules,' each module being configured to communicate with hardware and other gateway modules. Collectively, all gateway modules are referred to herein as the gateway stack (GS). Each member of the GS can be turned on or off, downloaded from a remote site, and dynamically configured.

Modular device and data management system and gateway for a communications network

A hands-free wireless wearable GPS enabled video camera and audio-video communications headset, mobile phone and personal media player, capable of real-time two-way and multi-feed wireless voice, data and audio-video streaming, telecommunications, and teleconferencing, coordinated applications, and shared functionality between one or more wirelessly networked headsets or other paired or networked wired or wireless devices and optimized device and data management over multiple wired and wireless network connections. The headset can operate in concert with one or more wired or wireless devices as a paired accessory, as an autonomous hands-free wide area, metro or local area and personal area wireless audio-video communications and multimedia device and/or as a wearable docking station, hot spot and wireless router supporting direct connect multi-device ad-hoc virtual private networking (VPN). The headset has built-in intelligence to choose amongst available network protocols while supporting a variety of onboard, and remote operational controls including a retractable monocular viewfinder display for real time hands-free viewing of captured or received video feed and a duplex data-streaming platform supporting multi-channel communications and optimized data management within the device, within a managed or autonomous federation of devices or other peer-to-peer network configuration.

Headset-based telecommunications platform

Headset based telecommunications platform

An automated functional test system for PC circuit boards. The test system includes a test chamber for removably receiving circuit boards to be tested, heating and cooling systems for controlling the temperature in the test chamber, a display, a variable circuit board power supply and diagnostics memory for storing PC circuit board diagnostic software. A control system is coupled to the heating and cooling systems, display, power supply and diagnostics memory. The control system causes the circuit board to execute the diagnostic software during low temperature, high temperature and cycling temperature diagnostic phases. The diagnostic phases are sequentially and repeatedly performed during a test cycle. The cooling system is actuated during the low temperature diagnostic phases to cool the test chamber to ambient temperature. The heating system is actuated during the high temperature diagnostic phases to heat the test chamber. Both the heating and cooling systems are actuated during the cycling temperature diagnostic phases to cycle the temperature. The power supplied to the circuit board is varied during the diagnostic phases. If the circuit board fails to properly execute the diagnostic software during the diagnostic phases, the display is actuated to provide an indication of a functional test failure. The display is actuated to provide an indication of a functional test completion at the end of the test cycle if the circuit board successfully executes the diagnostic software during the diagnostic phases.

Run-in test system for PC circuit board

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Chaska, CA, United States of America

Bradley Brian Bushard