Pinyon Technologies, Inc.

Airwire Technologies

Sharegate, Inc.

U-Tel Incorporated

Debashis Bagchi

Richard Wilder

Forrest D Wolf

Jack Harry Sala

Michael Pelster

Benjamin Isaac

Todd Smith

Gerardo Gonzalez

The present disclosure is directed to methods and apparatus that may collect data from at a vehicle. Data may be collected by connecting to a port of an on board diagnostic bus at the vehicle or this data may be received via a wireless communication interface. Collected data may be stored at a database and this data may be analyzed to identify whether a person at a vehicle is authorized to access or drive the vehicle. This collected data may also be analyzed to identify faults that may occur at a vehicle and recommendations to responding those faults may be provided to a driver of the vehicle via a user interface such as a speaker or display at the vehicle.

Vehicle intelligent assistant using contextual data

Antenna enclosure

A premises gateway is provided with respect to a subscriber's premises and a plurality of different transmission media for connecting to network devices and host systems on a network. The premises gateway has interchangeable network interface cards and cards for communicating with different nodes on a subscriber's premises using different transmission media and protocols. The nodes are provided with premises network interfaces which operate in conjunction with the premises gateway to allow, for example, devices connected to the same telephone line, but to different telephone wall jacks, to be addressed separately. The premises gateway can communicate analog signals and broadband signals on a twisted pair to the same node. The premises gateway can also be provided at a central office to operate as an Internet protocol gateway.

Premises gateway and premises network interfaces for accessing subscriber premises equipment and communication networks using ring suppression

A no-ring access telecommunications system is connected to a subscriber's telephone line at the demarcation point between the public switched telephone network and the telephone line or at the utility meter site on the subscriber's premises, or at a central office. The telecommunications system comprises a processor, and a normally open switch which is selectively closed by the processor to connect the telephone line to another line servicing subscriber telecommunications equipment connected in parallel thereto. The telecommunications system is programmable to suppress the first power ring signal of an incoming call on the telephone line from a remote host system. The ring signal is analyzed for Caller ID, distinctive ringing or other special tone. If a valid Caller ID, distinctive ring signal or other special tone is provided, the switch is closed. The Caller ID is regenerated on the line servicing the subscriber telecommunications equipment. The subscriber telecommunications equipment is configured to monitor the line servicing it and to establish a connection with the host system or calling party when an incoming call is directed to it. The telecommunications system monitors the same line for an off-hook signal and can interrupt a data call to service a voice call. The telecommunications system is also programmable to remotely control an appliance via signals on a power line, or utility meters via a radio frequency transceiver, in response to a request by a host system via the telephone line.

Telecommunications system for accessing subscriber premises equipment

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Reno, NV, United States of America

Debashis Bagchi