Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Wireless Environment, LLC

A9.com, Inc.

Other

Toolovation, LLC

David Brett Levine

Michael V Recker

Ryan David Hruska

Christopher Loew

Alexsandra M Bowers

James Siminoff

Mark D Siminoff

Maya Winfield

Wen-Yo Lu

Bernard Schaub

Robert Soreo

Blake W Gowing

Jiawei Li

Gene Uhlig

Joseph A Calenda

Wall light

Smart plug

Path light

The present disclosure describes a network device that is capable of coordinating the control of light emitters. For example, the network device may receive data indicating conditions for activating the light emitters. The network device may then receive sensor data generated by various sensors, such as motion sensors, light sensors, or a timer. Using the sensor data, the network device may determine that the conditions are satisfied and, in response, cause the light emitters to activate. To activate first light emitters, the network device may transmit a signal to an electronic device that causes the first light emitters to activate. The first light emitters may be powered by the electronic device. Additionally, to activate second light emitters, the network device may transmit signals to the second light emitters that include commands to activate.

Electronic devices for controlling lights

A power management system for a lighting circuit may include a grid shifting controller that includes a processor and a connection to an external power source. The power management system may also include a communication interface associated with the grid shifting controller. The grid shifting controller may be configured to provide control information to a processor of at least one grid shifting electrical fixture over the communication interface, the control information being configured to direct the at least one grid shifting electrical fixture on the use of power from the external power source and an energy storage device associated with the at least one grid shifting electrical fixture.

Wirelessly controllable communication module

Step light

Aspects of the presently disclosed embodiments may include a wireless power outage lighting system comprising one or more power change detection apparatuses and one or more wireless lighting modules where the system is implemented to allow management of multiple groups in the same area such that interference may be avoided when there are multiple transmissions in the same area. A power change detection apparatus may be configured to transmit to avoid interference with another power change detection apparatus. A power change detection apparatus may also be configured through the user input method to operate different groups of wireless lighting modules such that lighting zones may be created. Multiple lighting zone allow a user to configure lighting provided by the wireless power outage lighting system based on their preference.

Beaconing wireless transmitter for coordinated lighting system control

Light transformer

Sync module

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Pepper Pike, OH, United States of America

David Brett Levine