Biointellisense, Inc.

Agile Displays LLC

Eduardo Chan

Mark A Ross

James R Mault

David Jonq Wang

Henry Leung

Sam Jones

A method to measure sound-producing behaviors of a subject with a power- and bandwidth-limited electronic device that includes a processor includes measuring, by a microphone communicatively coupled to the processor, sound in a vicinity of the subject to generate an audio data signal that represents the sound. The method also includes measuring, by at least one second sensor communicatively coupled to the processor, at least one parameter other than sound to generate at least a second data signal that represents the at least one parameter other than sound. The method also includes detecting one or more sound-producing behaviors of the subject based on: both the audio data signal and the second data signal; or information derived from both the audio data signal and the second data signal.

Sensor fusion to validate sound-producing behaviors

A method may include obtaining, by a radio receiver, radio signals from electronic sign labels (ESLs) in which each ESL of the plurality of ESLs is associated with a respective product in a shopping store and is configured to operate in a transmission modality on one or more radio frequency protocols. The method may include determining a location of each ESL based on the radio signals obtained from the plurality of ESLs and determining locations of one or more products based on the location of each of the ESLs and an association between each of the ESLs with the respective product. The method may include generating a planogram indicating the locations of the products.

Shopping store planning and operations using large-scale distributed radio infrastructure

A shopping store system may include one or more shelves in which each shelf includes one or more levels and one or more products placed on the shelves. Electronic sign labels (ESLs) may be included in the shopping store system in which each of the ESLs is located in a particular position corresponding to a respective product placed on the shelves. Each ESL may include a multi-protocol radio that is configured to operate in a reception modality, a transmission modality, or a transceiving modality. The ESLs may each include a display that is configured to provide information about the respective product to which each ESL corresponds. The shopping store system may include a computer system configured to receive information transmitted by and process information received by each of the ESLs.

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