Domatic, Inc.

Antimatter Research, Inc.

Peter Ian Macdonald

James Armand Baldwin

Andrew Walters

Hedley C Davis

Gladys Wong

Li Yang

Chen Guo

Han Long

Du Chenyang

Gladys Yuan Yan Wong

This invention allows an end user ('client') to access one of any number of devices via a server (or cluster of server instances). Each device may be in a different physical location and different location on the Internet or other network. Each device might also be behind a router or firewall that makes direct access to the device impossible. Clients may optionally be authenticated to ensure they are authorized to access a particular device, and devices may also be authenticated to verify their identity to prevent spoofing. Access to a device is achieved by tunneling network requests over a persistent connection that the device establishes when it first comes online.

System and method for tunneling network requests to a device via a persistent connection

A system for delivering power and data over a single wire via a hub, wherein the hub can control and power multiple low-power Class 2 circuits. The hub can be controlled remotely through a computing device such as a mobile phone or a computer.

Intelligent low-voltage power delivery system and method

An always-on telepresence device for permanently connecting two distinct locations in a way that allows for 'incidental contact' between people at the distinct locations.

Always-on telepresence device

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Redwood City, CA, United States of America

Peter Ian Macdonald