Aruba Networks, Inc.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

Spotlight Mobile, Inc.

Nicholas L Farina

Kiyo Kubo

Kiyokaz J Kubo

Cameron Esdaile

Varun Shah

The invention includes a computerized method for providing a location based service, the method comprising reporting a location of at least one user client device to a location based service program, querying a database of location based applications of the location based service program to identify one or more location based applications associated with the location of the at least one user client device, and launching at least one of the one or more location based applications on the user client device so as to offer a user experience for the location of the user client device.

Location based computerized system and method thereof

A non-transitory computer readable medium comprises instructions which cause performance of receiving a request from a user for directions to a destination, determining, based on historical user data, a commercial interest of the user, selecting a route based at least on a location related to the commercial interest being on the route, and directing the user to the destination according to the route.

Selection of a route based on prior user behavior or commercial interests

A non-transitory computer readable medium storing instructions which, when executed on one or more processors, cause performance of operations. The operations include: receiving a first message from a device; determining, in response to the first message, a media access control (MAC) address of the device; and transmitting, in response to the first message, a second message comprising the MAC address to the device.

Obtaining a MAC address from an external source

Described herein are systems, methods and computer program products for controlling operation of wireless beacons, such as Bluetooth Low Energy beacons. Multiple beacons may be controlled centrally or may work together in a cooperative fashion such that related advertisement signals are transmitted by each beacon in a cooperative fashion to allow, for example, long-term indoor tracking of mobile devices in standby, locked, or sleep modes or with applications in background or non-execution states.

Method and system for tracking devices

A system for providing users with location specific information about where they are, social information about what other users are thinking, and navigational information about where they would like to go and how to get there is proposed. The system is comprised of a mobile device, a content server, a communications link between the device and the servers, and a way to determine a current location. The system is then housed in a travel sized briefcase/box.

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Portland, OR, United States of America

Nicholas L Farina