Phunware, Inc.

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Kevin Smith

Pierre Carion

A method of rendering content on a wireless device. The wireless device sends a message to a server requesting an application and identifies itself with its rendering capabilities. The wireless receives an identification of a custom configuration of a plurality of rendering blocks of the wireless device associated with the application. The custom configuration configures the plurality of rendering blocks of the device. The wireless device receives compiled content from the application executing on the server that includes render commands expressed in a syntax that is device generic but has parameters specific to the rendering capabilities of the wireless device. A reader of the wireless device processes the compiled content and issues commands to individual rendering blocks of a graphical user interface based on the rendering commands of the compiled content and based on the custom configuration.

Method and system for rendering content on a wireless device

A server implemented method for processing data for a wireless device. The server in response to a user request executes an application program for generating content for rendering on the wireless device where the content is wireless device generic. A first screen description based on the content and a device profile of the wireless device is generated. The device profile may describe a rendering capability of the wireless device. The first screen may be in a syntax generic format independent of the wireless device type and describe relative screen location and display object size information independent of screen dimensions. The first screen is translated into a second screen description that includes discrete low level rendering commands within the rendering capability of the wireless device that is syntax generic. Low level rendering commands include physical screen positions of display elements. The translated second screen is then transmitted to the wireless device.

Server method and system for rendering content on a wireless device

This invention is directed to a temperature activated infusion device for delivering a specific quantity of medication to a recipient patent. The delivery is accomplished by the use of a sealed pouch or container of an temperature expandable fluid which applies pressure to a adjacent second pouch or container of liquid medication. A medication delivery pressure regulator and fluid metering valve associated with the output of the liquid medication from the pouch or container insure proper pressure and volume of medication to the recipient patient.

Expandable liquid infusion device

A thermal energy differential power conversion apparatus. A parallel series of vessels hold a working liquid at a level intermediate the upper and lower ends of the vessel. A first tube operatively engages the uppers ends of the vessels for carrying a liquid above the boiling temperature of the working liquid. A second tube is in contact with the liquid in each vessel for carrying a liquid at a temperature below the boiling temperature of the liquid. An outlet on each vessel directs heated working liquid under pressure from each vessel to a chamber for vaporizing the liquid and directing the resulting high pressure vapor to a work producing station, such as s scroll compressor operated in reverse as an expander. An inlet tube conveys low pressure vapor from the work producing station back to the vessels. Valves are provided in the tubes for selectively heating the liquid in each vessel to produce the high temperature, high pressure, liquid and for cooling the vessel to condense the returning low pressure vapor.

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San Diego, CA, United States of America

Kevin Smith