Intel Corporation

Chetan Verma

Unnikrishnan G Pillai

Prasanna Krishnaswamy

Himanshu Bhalla

Overhead communications with wireless wearable devices are disclosed. An example overhead wireless transmission interface apparatus includes a fixture to be mounted above a wearable device, where the wearable device includes a first antenna, and a base station associated with a second antenna, the second antenna coupled to the fixture and to wirelessly communicate with the first antenna, where at least one of the first antenna or the second antenna is circular polarized or diversity polarized.

Overhead communications with wireless wearable devices

Embodiments include apparatuses, systems, and methods for assisting in detection of user commands by virtual assistant devices. In embodiments, an apparatus for assisting or facilitating assistance to a user may include a first communication interface to receive an audio signal and a second communication interface to receive a modulated audio signal. In embodiments, a speech-recognition processor may be coupled to the first communication interface to detect a presence of a command in the audio signal. In embodiments, the command may include or be preceded by a keyword. In embodiments, a controller may be coupled to the second communication interface and the speech-recognition processor, to extract data from the modulated audio signal, and to dispose the detected command based at least in part on the data extracted on the modulated audio signal. Other embodiments may also be described and claimed.

Detection and disposition of commands methods and apparatuses

Techniques related to a system, article, and method of determining object positions for image processing using wireless network angle of transmission.

Method and system of determining object positions for image processing using wireless network angle of transmission

This disclosure describes systems, methods, and computer-readable media related to near field communication (NFC) sensors with power sleep mode. In some embodiments, one or more motions of a user device may be detected. The one or more motions may be analyzed to identify a pre-defined motion of a user device. A wireless sensor of the user device may be enabled in response to the identified pre-defined motion. A wireless sensor-enabled device may be determined to be within a pre-determined distance. Data may be exchanged with the wireless sensor-enabled device. The wireless sensor may be disabled upon completion of the data exchange.

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Chetan Verma