Motorola Solutions, Inc.

Daniela Stankovska

Chun Meng Tan

Anoop Sehgal Paras Ram

Sean Regan

Kevin D Elliott

Gabriel N Bocan

A communication device comprises: a communication interface; a display screen; a first processor configured to power up according to a first power-up time, the first processor for implementing radio functionality associated with the communication interface; and a second processor configured to power up according to a second power-up time longer than the first power-up time, the second processor for implementing extended functionality as compared to the first processor. The first processor, after the first power-up time: controls the display screen to provide a first GUI displaying communication interface-related information and a power-up status of the second processor; and after the second power-up time, hand off control of the display screen to the second processor. The second processor, after being provided with control of the display screen: controls the display screen to provide a second GUI displaying the communication interface-related information and information associated with the extended functionality.

Device and method for display screen control using two processors

Methods and systems for anonymizing an identity of a caller using a voice print match. One system includes a surveillance system including a camera and a microphone; and a dispatch computer. The dispatch computer is configured to receive a voice call from the caller, generate a voice print from the voice call, compare the voice print to a plurality of stored voice prints, and, in response to the voice print not matching any of the plurality of stored voice prints, transmit the voice print to the surveillance system. The surveillance system is configured to receive the voice print, capture audio data via the microphone, compare the audio data to the voice print, and, in response to identifying a match between the voice print and the audio data, tag image data, captured via the camera, corresponding to the audio data for redaction.

Anonymizing caller identity based on voice print match

A system and method for redaction based on group association is disclosed. The method includes carrying out an analysis that includes coming to a determination that, notwithstanding at least some features of a plurality of group-associated objects are being concealed, a visible association between the objects in combination with size and shape definitions for corresponding redactions of the group-associated objects is such that an identity deducibility condition is either met or is not met.

System and method for redaction based on group association

A method and apparatus for transmission in a trunked radio communication system comprises a first mobile radio subscriber unit receiving identity data from one or more other mobile radio subscriber units. The first mobile radio subscriber unit detects the distance from the first mobile radio subscriber unit to each of the one or more other mobile radio subscriber units. This information is transmitted to the infrastructure of the system, which selects a communication channel for the first mobile radio subscriber unit, so as to reduce close proximity interference between the mobile radio subscriber units. The mobile radio subscriber units may check for blocking conditions prior to initiating communication, and when necessary may delay transmission. The check may be based on information received via Bluetooth from other mobile radio subscriber units, and Bluetooth signal strength information.

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Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States of America

Daniela Stankovska