Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Justin Christopher Kenny

David Earl Heckerman

Adrian Napoles

Ravi Ichapurapu

Christopher Raymond Grajewski

Andreas Caduff

Srihari Shankar

Technologies directed to preamble detection in co-existence environments of WLAN and LR-WPAN signals are described. One wireless device has a first radio that sends a first RF signal to a second wireless device and a second radio that operates according to the IEEE 802.15.4 standard. The wireless device includes a circuit coupled between the first radio and the second radio. The circuit detects a presence of the first RF signal. The circuit receives a second RF signal from a third wireless device and attenuates the second RF signal to obtain a third RF signal in response to the presence of the first RF signal being detected. The second radio receives the third RF signal and decodes a preamble using the third RF signal.

Low-rate wireless personal area network (LR-WPAN) preamble detection in the presence of concurrently transmitted wireless signals

Data about concentration of one or more types of molecules present within a human body are determined noninvasively using radio frequency signals. Signals at several different frequencies at very low power levels are emitted using an antenna mounted to a wearable device. The antenna includes nested elements of different sizes. Operating values, such as changes to the impedance of the antenna, are associated with the concentration of one or more types molecules within the user. Concentrations at different depths may be measured by using different sets of the nested elements at different times. Operating values at those times are measured and used to determine information indicative of concentration of the molecules. During use, a long axis of the antenna may be aligned with a long axis of a user's arm.

Radio frequency antenna for wearable device

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Duvall, WA, United States of America

Justin Christopher Kenny