Hubbell Limited

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David Edward Davis

Eric Lee Ferguson

Systems and methods for pairing smart devices are provided. A method can include receiving image data indicative of an environment. The method can include identifying a plurality of devices physically located in the environment and generating a virtual representation of the environment based on the image data. The virtual representation can include a device representation for each respective device of the plurality of devices physically located in the environment. The method can include providing for display, via a display device, data indicative of a user interface. The user interface can present the virtual representation of the environment. The method can include receiving user input indicative of a pairing intention of a first device and second device and, in response, initiating a pairing operation between the first and second device. In this manner, the systems and methods can allow user to easily pair devices using a simple user-interaction.

Systems and methods for pairing smart devices based on user interactions

The present disclosure is directed to a method for determining a location of a person or object within a space. The method includes obtaining, by one or more computing device, data from one or more sensor devices associated with one or more connected devices located within the space. The method further includes generating, by the one or more computing devices, metadata indicative of presence of the person or object within the space based, at least in part, on the data. The method further includes obtaining, by the one or more computing device, data indicative of a user request associated with obtaining a location of the person or object within the space. The method further includes determining, by, the one or more computing devices, the location of the person or object based, at least in part, on the metadata.

Methods for generating metadata based on data obtained from one or more connected devices

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West Hartford, CT, United States of America

David Edward Davis