Motorola Corporation

Motorola Solutions, Inc.

Kenneth A Haas

Amitava Ghosh

Gerald P Labedz

Jacob Shem Tov

Nissim Gean

David Mizrachi

Shahar Kuchuk

Fabrice Saadoun

Vered Rabaev

H S Jang

A method and apparatus for displaying data at an incident scene is provided herein. During operation an officer will be assigned to a particular incident having an identified 'incident type'. Individuals at the incident scene are identified via facial recognition and criminal histories for all recognized individuals are obtained. The incident type will be used to determine criminal histories relevant to the incident type. Only the criminal histories of those individuals at the incident scene that are relevant to the incident type will be displayed (ideally displayed proximate to the identified individuals).

Method, apparatus and system for mapping an incident type to data displayed at an incident scene

A sound-enabled detection system responds to a wakeup sound, and notifies a central server. Based on which wakeup sound is detected; the system's configuration is modified accordingly. More particularly, at least one sensor in the system has its wakeup sound reconfigured to 'wake up' upon detection of a second wakeup sound when the first wakeup sound is detected.

Wake word based on acoustic analysis

When a remote unit ( ) accesses a cellular communication system ( ) via an uplink communication signal ( ), a Mobile Switching Center ( ) notifies a voice-mail system ( ) that the remote unit ( ) is available for communication. The voice-mail system ( ) then establishes a connection via a base station ( ) and the downlink communication signal ( ), to the remote unit ( ). Once connection has been established between the voice-mail system ( ) and the remote unit ( ), the remote unit ( ) downloads the voice-mail message from voice-mail system ( ) for storage internal to the remote unit ( ).

Method and apparatus for storing data within a communication system

Base stations (101, 102) utilize a spreading code that is dependent upon whether the particular base station (101) is operating in a synchronized, or an unsynchronized mode. Unsynchronized base stations (102) within the communication system (100) utilize a long code unique to the particular base station (102), and base stations (101) operating in a synchronized mode utilize a time shifted version of the same long code. To reduce the search time for remote units (113) within the communication system (100), a group identification code (GIC) (305) is broadcast during a time period that the long code is masked. The GIC (305) indicates a (spreading code) long code group to which the long code of each base station belongs. Additionally, each base station (101, 102) within the communication system (100) determines its synchronization status and utilizes a particular GIC (305) and long code based on the base station's synchronization status.

Method and apparatus for transmitting information regarding the

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Kenneth A Haas