Eaton Corporation

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Motorola Mobility LLC

Motorola Corporation

Eaton Intelligent Power Limited

Google Inc.

Cooper Technologies Company

General Instrument Corporation

Eaton Intellectual Power Limited

Google Technology Holdings LLC

Michael D Pearce

Venugopal Vasudevan

Trent J Miller

Michael Howard Abrahamsen

Bogdan O Carbunar

Travis Spoone

Melvin LaVern Hughes

Loren J Rittle

Philip E May

Mark Faulkner

Lin Lin

Anatoly Agulnik

Michael L Needham

James Ferrans

Jonathan R Engelsma

Bryan Benson

Jonathan Whitall

Rohit Chaudhri

Nitya Narasimhan

Jon Christopher Beaver

Daniel Sims

Michael Allen Schuette

Daniel R Bestor

Timothy Gordon Robirds

Russell Irvin Boyce

Jay R Almaula

Tzvetan T Horozov

Bimal Pareshbhai Sheth

John Joseph Shea

Mark Conrad Cudak

Thomas S Messerges

Kevin J O'Connell

Jehan Wickramasuriya

Jerome O Vogedes

Eric Johnson

William Edward Wilkie

Juana Elias Nakfour

James Darryl Robinson

Lewis B Oberlander

Yang Yu

Shivajit Mohapatra

Weidong Shi

Daniel Stewart

Jerome Vogedes

Mark Randolph

Matthew Ryan Hussey

Craig A Janssen

Mitchell Dean Fretwell

Venu Vasudevan

Michael Lee Herbst

Jeffrey Scott Kuykendall

Rodd Bryan Zurcher

Russell Irving Boyce

Kevin J O'connell

Russell I Boyce

Melvin L Hughes

James C Ferrans

Jonathan R Englesma

A data analytics system. The data analytics system includes a communication processor configured to communicate with one or more remote electronic devices, and one or more electronic processors electrically coupled to the communication processor. The one or more electronic processors are configured to receive a first data from the one or more electronic devices, generate a determination including a first confidence level based on the first data, identify additional data which would increase the first confidence level; request the additional data, receive responses including the additional data, and generate a second confidence level of based on the second data.

Data analytics system

A magnetic electrical switch apparatus includes: a switch assembly that includes: a switch body housing including a stationary contact; a shaft configured to move relative to the switch body housing, the shaft including: a moveable contact; and a first magnet; and a movable support member including a second magnet. The moveable contact and the first magnet are configured to move with the shaft. Moving the movable support member moves the second magnet relative to the first magnet, and a magnetic interaction between the second magnet and the first magnet moves the moveable contact relative to the stationary contact to thereby change a state of the switch assembly.

Magnetic electrical switch

A computer apparatus, such as a validator node, for validating data records in a distributed electronic ledger may be configured to receive a proposed data record submitted by an originating agent of an originating agency to a distributed ledger. In response to the proposed incident-related data record, other agents within the originating agency may, based on validation criteria, submit one or more responsive data records that may provide information for use in determining a validity of the proposed incident-related data record. Validator nodes hosted by external agencies may submit validation responses relative to a validity of the proposed incident-related data record. The system may determine that the proposed data record is valid. Based a consensus algorithm, the system may responsively append the proposed data record or an indication of validity to the distributed ledger or to a different distributed ledger.

System for validating and appending incident-related data records in an inter-agency distributed electronic ledger

A racking assembly for an electrical apparatus is provided. The racking assembly includes a movable carriage assembly and a drive assembly. The movable carriage assembly is sized to fit within a housing assembly and is structured to be moved between a first position and a second position. The carriage assembly is further structured to support at least one electrical component. The drive assembly includes a motor assembly and a positioning assembly. The motor assembly is structured to impart movement to said positioning assembly. The motor assembly is coupled to said positioning assembly. The positioning assembly is structured to impart movement to said carriage assembly and to move said carriage assembly from said first position to said second position. The positioning assembly is coupled to said carriage assembly. In this configuration, the racking assembly is structured to move the carriage assembly, and therefore the electrical apparatus, between the first and second positions.

Motorized racking assembly having a drive assembly disposed in a space below and between housing assembly rails

A submersible electrical enclosure is for a switchgear assembly. The switchgear assembly includes a number of electrical switching apparatus. The submersible electrical enclosure includes: a plurality of sides defining an interior, the interior receiving each of the electrical switching apparatus, each side including: a conductive polymeric layer facing away from the interior, and an insulative polymeric layer molded to the conductive polymeric layer. The insulative polymeric layer faces the interior and substantially overlays the conductive polymeric layer.

Method of manufacturing a submersible electrical enclosure for a switchgear assembly

A process for maintaining geofence definitions associated with criminal organizations includes maintaining, at an electronic computing device, a stored first geofence definition defining a geographic area associated with a first criminal organization. The computing device receives audio and/or video streams from devices located outside of and/or inside of a boundary of the first geofence definition, and detects, via the one or more audio and/or video streams, a pattern-of-conduct of one or more individuals associated with the first criminal organization or associated with another criminal organization known to have an adversarial relationship with the first criminal organization. Responsive to detecting the pattern-of-conduct the computing device expands or contracts a boundary of the first geofence definition to create an updated first geofence definition associated with the first criminal organization and provides the updated first geofence definition to one or more target devices for display or further electronic processing.

Device, method, and system for maintaining geofences associated with criminal organizations

A process for electronically detecting a criminal organization out-of-boundary condition includes first maintaining a stored first geofence definition defining a geographic area associated with a first criminal organization. One or more audio and/or video streams or RF identifiers from recording devices located outside of the first geofence definition are received. An out-of-boundary condition is then detected in the streams or identifiers in which an individual determined to be associated with the first criminal organization is detected outside of the first geofence definition. Responsive to detecting the out-of-boundary condition, causing an electronic notification of the out-of-boundary condition to be one of output and transmitted to another computing device notifying the another computing device of the out-of-boundary condition.

Device, method, and system for electronically detecting an out-of-boundary condition for a criminal origanization

An improved vent apparatus that is usable with an electrical enclosure includes a vent flap that is movable between a closed position overlying an opening formed in a wall of the electrical enclosure and an open position wherein at least a portion of the vent flap is spaced from the wall. The vent flap may be held in place in the closed position via gravity or through the use of a retainer such as a spring or a frangible structure. The vent flap is a part of a flap apparatus that is formed as a unitary single piece element that may be stamped from sheet metal, for example, and the flap apparatus includes a number of hinge elements that are rollably disposed on an edge of the wall adjacent the opening.

Vent apparatus for electrical enclosure

A method and device for dispatching data carrier devices is provided. The device comprises: a communication interface; and a controller. The controller is configured to: receive, using the communication interface, an incident report including a location of an associated incident; determine from the incident report: that the location has limited wireless coverage; and information that is to be transported to the location of the associated incident; identify a data carrier device that is capable of transporting the information to the location and is one or more of: presently storing at least a portion of the information; and capable of downloading any portion of the information that is not presently stored at the data carrier device; and transmit, using the communication interface, a dispatch command to the data carrier device to travel to the location; and an indication of the information to be transported to the location.

Method and device for dispatching data carrier devices

Motorized racking assembly including a current sensor and a torque sensor

A housing assembly for a network transformer primary disconnect assembly is provided. The housing assembly includes a visible break assembly and a number of sidewalls defining an enclosed space. The visible break assembly includes a number of viewing windows in at least one sidewall. The viewing windows are aligned with one of a contact assembly interface or a movable contact assembly distal end in the open, first position.

Network transformer primary disconnect assembly

A method and apparatus for task-based allocation of services at an incident scene include determining assignments for a plurality of users at the incident scene, each of the plurality of users comprising a mobile device; identifying a group of the plurality of users performing a similar function near one another or at a same area; determining if the group is likely to be separated from a wireless local area network at the incident scene; and, in response to determining that the group is likely to be separated from the local area network, allocating service instances on at least one mobile device associated with the group.

Method and apparatus for incident task based allocation of service instances

Switchgear assembly, and submersible electrical enclosure and method of manufacturing a submersible electrical enclosure therefor

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Barrington, IL, United States of America

Michael D Pearce