Ivani, LLC

Electronics & Space Corporation

Drs Sustainment Systems, Inc.

Esco Electronics Corporation

Engineered Support Systems, Inc.

Other

Esco Corp.

Systems & Electronics, Inc.

Tyco Fire + Security Gmbh

Adt Services Ag

John R Wootton

Matthew Wootton

Justin McKinney

Chris Nissman

Gary S Waldman

Jonathan Clark

Victoria Preston

Claire Barnes

Gregory L Hobson

Asdrubal Garcia-Ortiz

Boris Dieseldorff

Zhecan Wang

Xinyu Xiao

Sunggyu Lee

Christopher Nissman

David L Holder

Lloyd Herbert King, Jr

Saarth Mehrotra

Matthew Rush

Achintya Kumar

Caitlin Riley

J Joseph Muller

Kevin Zhang

Michael Duello

Liani Lye

Garret R Moddel

Gary Ciluffo

Roark D Weil

R Joe Stanley

Martin Krise

Ken Broussard

Jerry Moore

Kent Luetkemeyer

Asbrubal Garcia-Ortiz

James C Myers

Jeffrey J Orth

F Maury Matthews

Greg Hobson

Victor V Reznack

Jeffrey Orth

Justin Mckinney

Systems and methods for detecting the presence of a body (typically a human) in a network without fiducial elements while additionally using fiducial elements to assist the system and possibly reduce the computational loading on the system. The fiducial element may be used in many ways including, without limitation, assisting in ignoring some bodies present in the detection area and training the system using additional data.

Systems and methods for distinguishing persons from other entities using network presence sensing

Systems and methods for detecting the presence of a body in a network without fiducial elements, using signal absorption, and signal forward and reflected backscatter of RF waves caused by the presence of a biological mass in a communications network.

Detecting location within a network

Systems and methods that can utilize the detection of human occupancy without fiducial elements to control an environmental, security, or other system within a structure. The systems and method can initiate communication to a human user directly, and can alter their operation based on human presence.

Building system control utilizing building occupancy

An intelligent electrical switch comprising a conventional mechanical switch connected to a computer system in communication with an external device and receiving instructions therefrom. The switch may be installed in an existing circuit to replace one switch in a multi-way wiring geometry, and includes a sensor detecting current on the neutral line. By determining the circuit state, the switch can determine whether, when instructions are received wirelessly to power the circuit on or off, the mechanical switch element should be toggled.

Intelligent electrical switch

Systems and methods for detecting the presence of a body in a network without fiducial elements, using signal absorption, and signal forward and reflected backscatter of radio frequency (RF) waves caused by the presence of a biological mass in a communications network.

Indoor positioning systems and methods including a reverse-beacon for location determination and presence sensing technology. The reverse-beacon is any device comprising a transceiver and a computer operating with system nodes and will generally be in the form of a smartphone or other mobile computer. The systems and methods utilize wireless signals of any device that adheres to a general-purpose communication protocol, such as Bluetooth&#x2122; and Wi-Fi, to provide location-based services such as location determination and acting as a ground-truth field for presence sensing systems. The systems and methods operate by passively licensing to wireless communications that take place during the ordinarily course of operation of a wireless network irrespective of the presence of the reverse-beacon.

Reverse-beacon indoor positioning system using existing detection fields

Systems and methods for the creation of a centrally controlled DC and AC power rail system within a structure. The rails utilize a centralized controller along with a plurality of distributed controllers to allow for power in the rails to be selectively distributed or not distributed to outlets attached to the rails. This allows for power to be distributed without the need for users to utilize hardwired switches, but to instead utilize generally wireless switch modules, which may be implemented in hardware and/or software to control the outlets. It also allows for devices designed to utilize DC power to be directly supplied with such power from the DC power rail without the need to include onboard AC-DC converters with each device.

Reconfigurable power control system

Detection network self-discovery

Systems and methods that can be retrofitted into an existing wired electrical system replacing existing switches whether as a standalone single switch or part of a multi-way switch configuration that can be controlled locally nominally by touch, controlled remotely by a remote, or controlled remotely by a computer. The systems and method provide that the switches establish a local network allowing for retrofit or construction of a structure or facility with electrical system automation without the need for additional wiring.

Configurable mesh network for an electrical switching system

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St. Louis, MO, United States of America

John R Wootton