Xerox Corporation

Other

Michael Quoc Lu

Wei Lu

Dexi Lu

Jianhong Hu

Douglas A Lundy

John Robert Uchal

D Clay Johnson

Robert Bruce Anderson, Jr

Bruce J Parks

William H Wayman

Eliud Robles Flores

Anthony L Paolini

Bruce Earl Thayer

Roger Gaylord Leighton

Paul Allen Hosier

John Stephen Facci

Michael Nicholas Soures

Robert Arnold Gross

Robert Steven Pozniakas

Christine Ann Steurrys

Robert E Rosdahl, Jr

Michael J Turan

William R Klimley

Laurence S Barker

Michael J Severn

Kaitlin M Tomeo

David Dexi Lu

Robert B Anderson

This invention relates to an Open Wireless Architecture (OWA) unified airborne and terrestrial communications architecture providing optimal high-speed connections with open radio transmission technologies (RTTs) between aircrafts and ground cells, and between different aircrafts in Ad-Hoc or Mesh network group, to construct the multi-dimensional unified information delivery platform across the airborne networks and the terrestrial networks wherein the same OWA mobile device or OWA mobile computer can be used seamlessly and continuously both in the aircrafts and on the ground.

Open wireless architecture (OWA) unified airborne and terrestrial communications architecture

A fully user-centric mobile relation networking management of business networking, personal networking and general social networking for mobile terminal device with relation networking services adaptively and securely optimized by converged wireless connections based on open wireless architecture (OWA) mobile cloud infrastructure powered by Mobile DNA to enable highly secured relation networking with geographic location properties of mobile users and mobile devices for media contents to be delivered through business relation networking and personal relation networking as well as delivered through any on-line platforms across Internet.

Classified relation networking optimization platform in open wireless architecture (OWA) mobile cloud terminal device

A future mobile terminal converging multiple wireless transmission technologies by utilizing a cost-effective and spectrum-efficient mobile cloud solution by introducing the Virtual Mobile Server (VMS) and Virtual Register and Call Switch (VR/CS) systems and methods based on the innovative open wireless architecture (OWA) technology platform.

Open wireless architecture (OWA) mobile cloud infrastructure and method

An advanced mobile terminal converges multiple wireless transmission technologies through utilizing a cost-effective and spectrum-efficient mobile cloud solution by introducing Virtual Mobile Server (VMS), Virtual Register and Call Switch (VR/CS) and OWA Community systems and methods based on the innovative open wireless architecture (OWA) technology platform, and the mobile terminal is able to seamlessly roam in the local community without relying on traditional cellular mobile networks for the integrated smart home, smart office and smart community platform of the smart community mobility solutions among home, neighbors and local communities.

A fully user-centric mobile relation networking management of business social networking, personal social networking and general social networking for mobile terminal device with networking services adaptively and intelligently optimized by converged wireless connections based on open wireless architecture (OWA) mobile cloud infrastructure with QoW (Quality of Wireless connection) control through OWA Operating System (OS) to enable highly secured relation networking for mobile business and personal networking users by innovative social friendship scoring method.

An advanced mobile terminal converging multiple wireless transmission technologies by utilizing a cost-effective and spectrum-efficient mobile cloud solution by introducing Virtual Mobile Server (VMS) and Virtual Register and Call Switch (VR/CS) systems and methods based on the innovative open wireless architecture (OWA) technology platform, and the mobile terminal shared with other mobile cloud clients including computer terminal and television terminal fully synchronized through the VMS for the integrated smart home and smart office platform for the enterprise mobility solutions between home and enterprise.

The present disclosure provides apparatus and method for supplying uninterrupted flow of solid-ink pellets to an image-forming device. The apparatus includes a container for retaining solid-ink pellets, and a selectably-inflatable bladder disposed within the container. Further, the apparatus includes a tube communicating the bladder with a pressure supply.

Method and apparatus for delivering solid-ink pellets

Open Wireless Architecture (OWA) unified airborne and terrestrial communications architecture

A fully user-centric mobile relation networking management of business networking, personal networking and social networking for mobile terminal device with networking services adaptively and intelligently optimized by converged wireless connections based on open wireless architecture (OWA) mobile cloud infrastructure with QoW (Quality of Wireless connection) control through OWA Operating System (OS) to enable highly secured relation networking for mobile business and personal networking users.

A future mobile terminal converging multiple wireless transmission technologies by utilizing a cost-effective and spectrum-efficient mobile cloud solution by introducing Virtual Mobile Server (VMS) and Virtual Register and Call Switch (VR/CS) systems and methods based on the innovative open wireless architecture (OWA) technology platform, and the mobile terminal extended to other mobile cloud clients including computer terminal and television terminal fully synchronized through the VMS.

Method and system for delivering solid-ink pellets

An ink removal system includes a drip bib and a flexible member. The drip bib collects melted ink flowing down the face of a printhead and the flexible member captures ink dropping from the drip bib after an ink receptacle has received most of the ink collected by the drip bib. When the ink receptacle returns to the position where the receptacle catches melted ink from the drip bib, the receptacle also bends the flexible member and releases the captured ink, which falls into the ink receptacle.

Apparatus and method for collecting and expelling phase change ink in a printer

A method of performing maintenance on printheads of an imaging device includes the detection of at least one missing or defective inkjet in a printhead. A first pressure is applied to ink in printheads in which at least one missing or defective inkjet was detected. The first pressure is configured to discharge ink from the plurality of apertures in an aperture plate of the printhead to reestablish fluid continuity through the inkjet. A second pressure is applied to all of the printheads to be wiped. The second pressure is configured to form a convex meniscus at the plurality of apertures in the aperture plate of all of the printheads to be wiped. A single actuator is then operated to move one or more wipers into engagement with the printheads to be wiped. During wiping the convex meniscus is encountered by a wiper to lubricate a printhead and prevent the printhead from being damaged by wiping. The single actuator then retracts the one or more wipers from the printheads.

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Michael Quoc Lu