United States of America As Represented by the Administrator of Nasa

Lazaro D Rodriguez

Patrick W Fink

Phong H Ngo

Gregory Y Lin

Greg Y Lin

Raymond S Wagner

David S Hafermalz

A radio-frequency identification (RFID)-based method and apparatus, per an implementation, comprises a first electrically-conductive loop and a first RFID integrated circuit (IC) assembly, a second electrically-conductive loop and a second RFID IC assembly, and a resonant antenna. When the first assembly, the second assembly, and the resonant antenna are brought within proximity of one another, such as when a connection is made among associated objects, a general symmetry is exhibited between a configuration of the first electrically-conductive loop and first RFID IC assembly relative to the resonant antenna, and a configuration of the second electrically-conductive loop and second RFID IC assembly relative to the resonant antenna. A generally corresponding RF signal phase and RF signal strength emanate from the first electrically-conductive loop and first RFID IC assembly and from the second electrically-conductive loop and second RFID IC assembly when interrogated by an RFID reader due to the general symmetry.

Radio-frequency identification (RFID)-enabled connections and localization—assembly and method

A system for a user to submit complying documents in response to traffic and vehicle citations wherein the user's documents are submitted via a global computerized network. The system employs a server, web application, or smart phone application to store the submitted information into a database. The system has verification means to ensure that the images, documents, and biometrics are acceptable, matches the agency database, and the information on the documents a user submits matches the information the agency has on record for the corresponding user. The system then displays a message for the user to take the next steps. The system then verifies that a user has provided payment and is able to generate emails to the users prompting them to undertake different actions and saves copies of correspondence sent to and by the user.

System for verifying driver biometric information and vehicle information to satisfy citation

A radio-frequency identification (RFID) antenna assembly, per an implementation, includes a number of multiplexer modules coupled with one another. Radio frequency (RF) signals are received from an RFID reader. One or more of the multiplexer modules has a switch with multiple output ports. An antenna connects with one of the output ports and, per an implementation, an encoder connects with another of the output ports. The multiplexer module(s) may also have a first rectifier for rapid self-powering capabilities, and a second rectifier for more robust self-powering capabilities.

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Lazaro D Rodriguez