Intel Corporation

Apple Inc.

Gabriel C Cox

Anand S Konanur

David W Browning

David Israel Gonzalez Aguirre

Jose I Parra Vilchis

Kevin Joseph Doran

Terrence Trausch

Guy L Williams

Joshua Triska

Rafael De La Guardia González

Mark Edward Davis

James T Langston, Jr

Techniques and systems are described for monitoring remote identifiers transmitted by aerial devices and for detecting whether an aerial device is engaging in suspicious activities. A described technique can include determining, based on information collected from one or mom network components associated with a cellular network, that an aerial device is communicating via the cellular network and is operating in a geographical area; determining whether the aerial device corresponds to a remote identifier which is transmitted within the geographical area or reported for the geographical area; and providing an alarm notification based on the aerial device lacking a correspondence to a remote identifier which is transmitted within the geographical area or reported for the geographical area.

Automated remote ID monitoring network

Methods, apparatus, systems and articles of manufacture are disclosed relating to drones. An example drone includes a payload receiving area to receive a container, a payload retainer to secure the container relative to the payload receiving area, and a spectrometer positioned relative to the payload receiving area to measure a first spectrum of a payload within the container.

Payload inspector for drones

Methods, apparatus, systems and articles of manufacture are disclosed herein including a monitoring system for a building including an in-wall guide for a drone, the in-wall guide extending behind at least one wall from a first location to a second location and a power delivery circuit in, or adjacent, the in-wall guide.

Apparatus and system for building monitoring

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide arrangements for aggregating network traffic of compute nodes of various computing sleds of computing trays of a computing rack assembly in a data center. In one embodiment, a computing rack assembly may include a plurality of computing trays. A computing tray may removably include a number of sleds. Each sled may include a number of compute nodes. The computing tray may further include an optical network aggregation component to aggregate network traffic of the compute nodes of various sleds of a computing tray. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Network aggregation in a computing shelf/tray

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Hillsboro, OR, United States of America

Gabriel C Cox